Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1978 volume:

RED BANK PUBLIC LIBRARY RED BANK, NEW JERSEY 97 c ■ REFERENCE Red Bank Regional High School is a place where students learn to make decisions. Jill Curchm and Aaron Gooding congratulate each other following graduation ceremonies held on June 15� 1978 Log 1978 — Decisions Red Bank Regional High School Ridge Road, Little Silver, New Jersey 07739 Volume VIII 1 At Red Bank Regional many opportunities are given to make decisions concerning curriculum, careers, and future plans. Candy Howell, Marianne Moss and Barbara Wieber prepare mannequins for modelling in the Buc Stop window. Timothy Galbraith and Vaser El Menshawry con duct an experiment in displacement reactions during Mr. Gerald Gance’s Chemistry class. Micheal McClendon sets the A.S.A. on his 35 mm camera in his Photography I class. Gene Armstrong and Kim Hendrex edit video tape for a project in Mr. John Hird’s Exploring Television class. Photo left: Mr. John Brzostoski's Art II class sketches model David Martin for a lesson in figure drawing. 3 One learns to grow and accept the responsibility of shaping one's life. Miss Betty Nicholson explains about ancient Egypt Cradle Louis Guiterrez, John Marcelli and Miguel Izzaray make mats behind the stage for of Civilization to Irish Seward and Richard Rener. Stage Craft. Superintendent Dr. Donald Warner explains his new plans for meeting the educa- Mrs. Charron shows interested buyer Bobby Maletto birthday tional needs of students through new goals and increased study. calendars for the Booster Club s Fund Raising Project Billy Olson, senior Electronics student, works on a short wave radio in Mr John Orr's Seniors Jeanne Naiman, Lederle Carroll and Shelley Wolf class. son prepare hot dogs for the concession stand at the Red Bank Catholic game. Freshman students prepare for a History lecture, presented by Miss Sue Johnson, in Scott Kramer, Charlie Owens, and Frank Provencher draw the large group instruction area of the school auditorium plans for projects in the drafting room for Technical Draw mg II. 5 Which road to take is based on courageous decisions affected by values and priorities. Senior class advisor, Mr. Conrad Albrizio. discusses career possibilities and future educational plans with Mark Wilson and Peter Bennett Lab assistants Andrea DiLascia and Sheila DeStephano, balance a scale in preparation for a Chemistry lab on density. Photo right: Students walk home via Harding Road which leads to the three sending districts: Little Silver, Red Bank and Shrewsbury. I � f Mr. Daniel Porzio adjusts the straps on the shoulder pads of Robert Porter before the final practice for the first game of the season against rival Red Bank Catholic. Junior Winfred Hill examines the density of a negative in Photography I class. Flautist Patti Szipszky plays A Taste of Honey” in the band’s half time show honoring the music of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. 7 % Red Bank Regional forms a foundation for future judgements. Seniors Scott Wilson and Kivin Brown feed senior Ace Gooding to a hungry mouth which Sophomore John Ferguson beats the bass drum at the was made during Spirit Week to represent the Bucs ' eating up the Caseys. pep rally to keep beat to the band’s rendition of In the Mood Senior Gloria Pack, a participant in the C.O.E. work study program, assists switchboard operator Mrs. Irene Orsmi in filing student schedules. 8 Student Council President Tracy Walter and Vice President Richard Sullivan deliver a welcoming address to incoming Freshmen as guid ance counselor Mr. Conrad Albrizio waits to explain scheduling pro- cedures. Seniors Barbara Weiber, Paul Lyttle, and Lisa LaBatch, DECA members, window dress the Buc Stop windows with the fall motif of the Buccaneer football team. '«««« Science Department Chairman Larry Seip advises Nancy Hauck, Bob Donaldson, and Jackie Patterson on possibilities for science research projects. Brantley Douglas. Chad Heulitt, Lanny Williams, and Ricky Moore explain to Barry Williams at Freshman Orientation the activities of the Instant Action Club. 9 I Given the freedom to decide, the paths to take are endless: sports, activities, and student life. I i ; j t Junior Theresa Cain, second year member of Flag Twirling, twirls to the popular tune of Tijuana Taxi played at the half time show of the Holmdel football game. Photo left: Junior Diane Milligan completes her questions for U.S. History I using the Media Center reference section. The senior lunch table, a tradition at Red Bank Regional, shows enthusiasm over Spirit Week held September 19-23. I 11 To develop as an individual is the most significant decision of all. Sehior Teddy Soden rounds second base on the way to his triple against Senior center halfback Linda Polonsky and Junior goalie Lisa Heely sign Shore Regional. up freshmen Laverne Lang and Marcella Hamilton for Field Hockey and explain the positions on the team. First singles player Patti Santelle smashes a backhand shot against her Mater Dei opponent to win the set 6 11. 6 1. Mr. Lawrence Perrine instructs Veronica Register and Laurie Trochan in the use of the Compugraphic Typesetting Computer in Graphic Communications. Coach Lou Vircillo explains pre-game strategy to Mark Lewis Production assistant Scott Kramer and technical switcher Aracelia Torres com before the season's opener against Red Bank Catholic. plete production of a commercial in Mr. John Hird's Exploring Television class. Editor in Chief Bob Donaldson and Eve Thompson proofread a story on soccer Bobby Bruno, a sophomore in Mrs Bonnie Stoia's English II while Sports Editor Diane Siciliano examines the progress report. class, examines periodicals for a paper 3 These resolutions, based on a strong foundation of decision making skills, do not end at graduation, but will be carried throughout life. Maurice Melvin works on a plan for a magazine rack, his first project in Technical Drawing II. Terry Neely etches his clay vase to make sure it is smooth before submitting it as a project in his Crafts II class. Tuba players Michael Jenkins, Paul Murphy, John Marrah, and Marc Gutleber bellow out one of Red Bank's favorite tunes Watermelon Man.” U I Mack Jones, number 30, receives the ball to gain ten yards which eventu ally led to a 7 0 victory over Red Bank Catholic. Photo left: Superintendent Dr. Donald Warner gives inspiration to the par ticipants of fall sports teams at the first pep rally held on Friday, September 23. 15 Table of Contents Trombone players Brantley Douglas, Jeff Bohanan and Robert Duffie, Dan Gould and Lederle Carroll work on scenery for Stage Craft in prepa directed by Mr John Luckenbill. commence the Red Bank Catholic game ration for the Junior class sponsored Gong Show, with ‘The Star Spangled Banner. Title Page . . Introduction Student Activities . . . Sports............... Clubs................ Curriculum........... Students............. Log Staff........... Student Directory . . . General Index........ Senior Questionnaire Senior Address ...... Boosters............. Editor's Note....... Students sit in the Spirit Week decorated commons during lunch periods to talk and study. ..page 1 ••page 2 .page 17 . page 34 . page 76 page 108 page 136 page 184 page 186 page 190 page 192 page 196 page 198 page 200 Senior Co captain Linda Polonsky smashes the ball setting up the tying goal in the Manchester game Student Activities Student Activities, the binding force at Red Bank Regional, brought students together for many and varied events ranging from plays and concession stands to less-traditional activities as paddleball competitions and the Ugly Day Contest. Gong Show...............................18-19 Concession Stand........................20-21 Junior Play.............................22-23 Haunted House...........................24-25 Awards Dinner ..........................26-27 Pancake Breakfast ......................28-29 Ugly Day................................30-31 Fashion Show............................32-33 17 Junior Class Gong Show Combines Comedy, Choreography, and Craziness Marcia Hayes, Wanda Garrison, and Karen Powell hold the final pose from their dance while the audience applauds enthusiastically. Seniors Amy Greenberg and Jill Curchin perform a dance routine choreo graphed to “Black Widow First prize winner Susan Voss sings her original song, Lover of My Dreams. Out of the television set and onto the stage of Red Bank Regional came the Gong Show, spon sored by the class of 1979 last October. This show was a popular one, and attracted many friends, families, and people looking for an eve- ning of entertainment. Entertained they were, with acts ranging from a live band to strictly com edy routines. Some of the award-winning acts were Sue Voss, singing her original “Lover of My Dreams,” and Susan Nixon, Lisa Cross, Renee Holder and Diana Ross dancing to a Pointer Sis- ters’ song. Undoubtedly the worst act of the show was King Hamakihaka and his gals, otherwise known as Pam Peseaux, Lisa Phipps, Karen Soleau and Cathy Walsh. Pulling all this frivolity together were the Masters of Ceremonies, Scott Wilson and Anthony Biancomano. Even the fac- ulty got into the action of the show as the four judges, Miss Uva Thompson, Miss Onnalee Gaze, Mr. John Hird, and Mr. Gerald Gance attired themselves suitably in keeping with the humor- ous side of the evening. A grand finale included a shaving cream attack on the four judges before presentation of the awards. Mrs. Renee Maxwell, advisor of the |umor class, congratulates Scott Wilson and Anthony Biancomano on their fine performances as Masters of Cere monies of the Gong Show held in October. Photo left. Brother Sister act Susan and Noel Gamble render a violin duet for the young at heart. 19 Seniors Cash-In on Concessions Saturday mornings found most of the students at Red Bank Regional fast asleep. But as early as 8:00, a group of dedicated seniors were already at work setting up the concession stand for busi- ness at yet another football game. Aside from cooking hot dogs and fixing coffee and hot choco- late, the candy stand had to be set up and pro- grams made ready for distribution. After the game, there was the job of cleaning up and stor- ing leftover food. Overseeing this activity was Shelly Wolfson, aided by Louis Marotta, in charge of the concession stand, Lederle Carroll responsi- ble for candy, and Anne Castleman, Director of Program Distribution. Spirits were not dampened by the wet football season however; the Senior Class grossed nearly $700 a game. This money went toward the senior prom, the yearbook, and other graduation expenses. Despite the early hours, the hard work, and the changeable weather, all involved with the concession stand found it to be an enjoyable and successful experi- ence. John Clark buys a candy bar from seniors Jackie Patterson and Esther Gongora at the Red Bank game against South Brunswick. Seniors Jackie Patterson, Lederle Carroll, Esther Gongora, Diane Siciliano and Linda Polonsky sell candy inside the gate at the football field. Senior Judy Gooding sells a football program to Mayor Daniel O’Hern at the game against Holmdel. Lederle Carroll, in charge of candy for the concession stand, gets organized before the game begins. Senior Louis Marotta puts his muscles to good use carrying soda to the senior con cession stand Photo left: Class advisor, Mr. Conrad Albrizio looks on as senior concessioneers John Marr, Bob Dufie. Chris Wickberg, and Bob Donaldson sell hot dogs and Pepsi at the Senior Concession Stand which served loyal fans throughout the season. 21 “Go Ask Alice Boosts Junior Budget On January 5, 6, and 7, the Junior Class pre sented “Go Ask Alice,” a drama revolving around a teenage girl, Alice, dealing with her problems in withdrawing from the drug scene. Directed by Mrs. Renee Maxwell, assisted by student director Lisa Healy, the cast and crews spent many hours in rehearsal preparing to give one of the best per formances the stage at Red Bank Regional has seen. Kathy Lee's moving portrayal of Alice was accented by other leads: Pam Mauer, as Chris, Alice’s best friend, Kathy Wells and Andrew Pas- chetto as Alice’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aberdeen, and Dave Blakelock and Colleen Donahue as Alice’s brother and sister, respectively. On January 4, the cast presented a special per formance for the Psychology classes, giving the classes a chance to observe an accurate, true-to life portrayal of the effects of drug use. This per- formance was followed by a drug abuse seminar directed by a representative from Neptune Youth and Family Service Center. Mr Aberdeen, who is played by Andrew Paschelto, greets Alice's current suitor George, who is played by Stephen Montgomery. In the mental hospital scene. Alice, who is played by Kathy Lee, consults Dr Miller, Neal Acciam, portraying Sammy, listens to the stereo oblivious to alias Brantely Douglas, as patient Andre Thompson observes. discussion between Peggy Giglio as Beth and Kathy Lee as Alice regarding his social habits 22 Photo right Alice who is portrayed by Kathy Lee and Timmy, who is portrayed by David Blakelock practice their roles as brother and sister in the second act. Colleen Donahue, portraying Alice’s little sister, Alexandria, and Mark Gasperini, portraying Joe Driggo, take a break during rehearsal for the Junior Class Play. 23 Students Haunt Mall for March of Dimes Forty students from Red Bank Regional again participated in the March of Dimes Haunted House which took place in the Eatontown Mall. These students designed two rooms, the Mummy Room and the Devil's Maze. Running through the better part of October, the Haunted House pro- vided an opportunity for students all over the area to meet people and contribute to the March of Dimes program through a one dollar admis- sion fee to the Haunted House. Mrs. Renee Max well, the coordinator of this activity, was aided by actors, artists, and make-up workers who repre- sented the entire school. Freshman Karen Stoothoff rises from a mummy’s coffin to scare visitors at the March of Dimes Haunted House. Sophomore Miriam Paschetto attacks a frightened passer by at the Haunted House. r Christi Hotaling entertains a captive audience during the Halloween week end. Susan Snow and Christi Hotaling fiendishly scheme their attack on the next visitor to the Haunted House. Photo right. Margaret Tobin and a representative from Shore Regional frighten audiences at the Monmouth Mall's Haunted House, benefiting the March of Dimes. 25 Bobo Palmer Award Presented at Dinner 26 To honor varsity winning athletes and scholas- tically outstanding students, an awards dinner, sponsored by the Booster Club, was held at the close of each of the three athletic seasons. Pre sented at the Buck Smith’s restaurant in Keans- burg, the athletes were feted with a roast beef dinner followed by the presentation of varsity let ters by the coaches. At the fall awards dinner, a special Bobo Palmer Memorial Award was pre sented by the Senior Class to Mark Lewis, the out- standing player at the Thanksgiving Day game against Long Branch. At the Fall Sports Banquet. Michael Dmkel, an AFS student from Ger many, receives his award for playing center forward on the soccer team. Photo right: Tennis Coach Gerald Gance congratulates Sophomore Pam Peseaux on her outstanding doubles play during the season Coach Louis Vircillo gives recognition to members of the Shore Conference cham pions in Varsity Football. Junior Lisa Bruno receives recognition for Varsity Cheerleading from advisor Miss Uva Thompson Senior Mack Jones receives his Varsity letter for his running back performance during football season. 27 Seniors Flip Over Pancake Breakfast Early one Saturday morning in January, thirty five senior students, directed by Marcia Needle, gathered in the cafeteria for the Pancake break fast. Serving a group of 150 staff members, stu dents, and community residents, the Class of 1978 prepared a first rate meal Mr. Conrad Alprizio, class supervisor, commented that the breakfast grossed approximately $200. T.mmy Aumack assists Marcia Needle in mixing the batter for yet another batch of pancakes Mary Jane Ellison and Tracy Walter balance trays of pancakes, coffee cake, and |uice in a hurry to hordes of hungry customers. 28 Marcia Needle, senior, and class advisor Mr. Conrad Albrizo check over the list of supplies needed for the pancake breakfast. Mary Jane Ellison, Tracy Walter, and Lauren Rodman set tables for the pancake breakfast as senior class president Barbara Fitzsimmons takes a rest and oversees the operation. Photo left: Lauren Rodman pours batter for Mark Barecca while Arty Murphy oversees the orange juice process. 29 Class of 78 Repeats Performance The second annual Ugly Day contest revived by the Class of 1979 brought out the worst in every class. Though everyone in the school was looking especially ugly on Tuesday, February 28, the two representa- tives of the Senior class, Moira Quinn and Barbara Sanderson won the prize, collect- ing $30.64 for their class. Representing the other classes were Juniors Peggy Giglio and Benji Minton, Sophomores Karen Wright and Cliff Underwood, and Freshman Maria Denkms and Don Burdge. Make-up was pro- vided by the Drama department and the whole project was supervised by Mrs. Renee Maxwell, advisor of the class, and class officers, President Lisa Bruno, Vice- President Dave Blakelock, Secretary Jessica Letteney, Treasurer Debbie Phipps and Business Manager Rachel Simon. Junior Peggy Giglio attempts to solicit funds from Jimmy Riley, who is not interested. Freshman Donald Burdge exhibits his portrayal of Rumplestiltskin for a captive audience on Ugly Day. Photo right: 1978 Uglies: Back — Cliff Underwood, Karen Wright, Peggy Giglio, Benji Minton Front — Donald Burdge, Maria Dekens, Moira Quinn, Barbara Sanderson 30 Sophomore Cliti Underwood decides to terrorize freshman ugly Maria Dekens and wipe out some stiff competition. Karen Wright rises to the occasion in raising money for the Sophomore Class on Ugly Day. 31 Fashion Show Benefits Alton Bobo Palmer Scholarship Fund On the evening of February 25, twenty girls and fifteen boys participated in Spring Fanta- sies, a fashion show benefiting the Senior Class and the Bobo Palmer Scholarship Fund. Coordi- nated by Karen Douglas and Barbara Fitzsim- mons, the show featured clothes donated by area merchants, which included Kinkel’s, Pant’s Place and Love Lane. Following the festivities was a dance, with music provided by “Frequency Unknown. Sportswear, evening clothes, casual wear and formal ensembles were shown, and the night was looked upon as a success by all who participated. Freshman Jeffrey Gooding and Renee Hadden wait for their turn to model evening wear at the Student Council-Senior Class fashion show. Senior Lauren Rodman presents a ‘•sporty” outfit reflecting leisure attire of the seven ties. Photo right: Co-director Karen Douglas instructs models Dawn Wickberg and Diana Ross before they go on at the fashion show to contribute to the Alton “Bobo” Palmer Scholar ship Fund. 32 Senior Veronica Hamrick models casual wear from a local merchant at the Fashion Show held in the cafeteria on February 25. Sophomores Monica Melser, John Ferguson and Bemta Potter practice cen ter stage posing at a dress rehearsal for the Fashion Show. Sports Red Bank Regional’s athletic program offered every student an opportunity to participate in one of seventeen sports, where students learned to make split-second decisions and to work as a team. 34 Football................................36-39 Soccer..................................40-41 Girls’Tennis............................42-43 Field Hockey............................44-45 Crosscountry............................46-47 Gymnastics..............................48-49 Boys’Basketball.........................50-53 Indoor Track............................54-55 Swimming................................56-57 Girls'Basketball ............................58-59 Boys' Bowling...................................60 Girls' Bowling..................................61 Boys’ Track..................................62-64 Golf ...........................................65 Girls' Track.................................66-68 Softball........................................69 Baseball ....................................70-73 Boys' Tennis.................................74-75 35 Bennett, Rose, Wilson, and Womble Achieve All-Monmouth County Are you ready? At every practice, Coach Mr. Louis Vircillo yelled these words at his gridiron players. The answer, obvious to every Red Bank Regional football fan, was yes. The enthusiasm of the players, the experience of the coaches, and the roar of the crowd spurred the team to yet another victorious season. The football players were like a family, not wanting to let each other down. Tri-captains Peter Bennett, Kivm Brown, and Mark Lewis depended on other outstanding players for each game: seniors Jim Vickers, Keith Sturn, Robert Porter, Steve Nesci, Elvis Sander- son, John Ricci, Steve Wikoff, Mark Wilson, Mack Jones, and juniors Andy Charron, Chris Rose, Bob Grause, Tim Naiman, and Dan O’Hern. Practice was the key to the Buccaneers' suc- cess. Even before the season started, nine play- ers attended the Penn State Sports Camp to learn more about the fundamentals and techniques of football. By early September, the boys were prac- ticing every day, rain or shine. Aside from actual on field practice, the team learned plays, ran miles, and worked out on equipment; most important of all, they worked together. It is this togetherness and dedication that builds great teams, and the Bucs were one of the best. With a conference record of 6 wins and 0 losses, the Shore Conference C Division title was a cinch, but the Buccaneers were still not satisfied. At the traditional Thanksgiving game against rival Long Branch, Red Bank ran all over the field for an unexpected 14-0 shutout. After beating South Brunswick in the semi finals for the Central Jer- sey Group II title, the Bucs faced the toughest team of the season. The rivals were the South River Rams, and they ended Red Bank Region- al’s undefeated record. The losing score of the game, however, in no way reflected the excel- lence of the Buccaneers’ playing. The 1977 football team was more than just a group of athletes. It was a family of men dedi- cated to the sport and the spirit of Red Bank Regional. Not only did they win, but they won with pride. Mark Wilson rushes against Keansburg. Quarterback Mark Lewis sprints left to avoid a would be tackier from the Freehold Colonials while gaming eight yards for another first down. Junior Chris Rose, 6'5 and 215 pounds, punts in the season opener against Red Bank Catholic, showing the form that won him a place on the All Mon mouth County Team. Picture right. Robert '‘Juggle' Womble, All Monmouth County, receives one of his 29 receptions this year in the Holmdel game. to block for Mack Jones, who gets outside for a large gam in the Parents' Day game Jim Vickers (88) and Bob Grause (63) keep Keansburg from blocking yet another of the Bucs 53 points in the shut out against the Titans. Bucs Capture Fifth Consecutive C Division Crown Mark Wilson. All Monmouth County team member, plows through the Red Bank Catholic defense toward a 7 0 victory for the Bucs. Coach Lou Vircillo sends a play in with senior co-captain Peter Bennett in a win nmg effort over Shore Regional, 20 0. Sam Jones (35) and Elvis Sanderson (46) stop Red Bank Catholic from gaming yardage in the season opener resulting in a 6 0 tri- umph. Red Bank Regional R.B.R. 7 R.B.C Opponent 0 R.B.R. 24 Ferris 0 R.B.R. 7 Holmdel 6 R.B.R. 6 Keyport 0 R.B.R. 53 Keansburg 0 R.B.R 6 Freehold 0 R.B.R 20 Shore 7 R.B.R 27 Pt. Pleasant 7 R.B.R 12 South Brunswick 0 R.B.R 14 Long Branch 0 R.B.R. 0 South River 28 Junior safety Milton Gray (32) intercepts a Freehold Boro quarterback to lead the Bucs to a 6 0 victory. Photo left: Senior Jim Vickers hauls in a pass and runs 74 yards for a touchdown in the Keansburg game 39 '77 Booters Gain Experience 40 “Let’s Go!” The huddle broke and the soccer players hurried into position. Coach Allen Morri son shouted directions from the sidelines as the boys passed and dribbled the ball toward the goal. John Marr, who won a trophy for dribbling at summer camp for soccer, was one of the three captains of this year’s team, along with Jon Marx and Dennis Daniels. Practicing every day, the team warmed up with calisthenics, and then practiced dribbling, heading, kicking, running and making goals. Many players from last year’s team returned, including seniors Bob Duffie, Jeff Jensen, Mark Tannenbaum, Jeff Siegler, Ron Melser, Bill Landis, juniors Nick Balenikas and Nick Hubbard, and sophomore standout Brooks Martin. Two foreign exchange students, Micheal Dinkle and Alvaro Zabeau also participated in the season toward a record of four wins — two losses. The 1977 78 Soccer Team Standing — John Marr. Michael Dinkle, Wilbert Lawrence, Jon Marx, Dan Hudson, Bob Duffie, Jeff Siegler. Dennis Daniels, Bill Landis, Mark Tannenbaum Kneeling — Greg Often, Chad Heulitt. Kevin Mueller. Coach Mr Allen Morrison, Jeff Jenson, Nick Balenikas. Alvaro Zabeau Sitting — Goalies Brooks, Martin and Nick Hubbard Captam Dennis Daniels defends Red Bank’s goal from an ambitious Jeff Jensen rushes to recover the ball before it goes out in a victorious attacker from Shore Regional. game against Red Bank Catholic. Exchange student Michael Dinkle plows through competitors to reach the goal and score a point. Exchange student Alvaro Zabeau moves in to gain control of the ball over an opponent from Holmdel. Red Bank Regional R.B.R. 3 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R 3 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R 2 R.B.R. R.B.R. R.B.R. R.B.R. 1 R.B.R. 1 R.B.R. 1 R.B.R. 6 R.B.R. 3 Opponent Manasquan 4 Long Branch 4 Middletown South 2 Point Pleasant Boro 5 Holmdel 1 Henry Hudson 5 Shore Regional 5 Middletown North 6 Freehold Boro 2 Point Pleasant Boro 9 Holmdel 0 Henry Hudson 1 R.B.C. 1 Shore Regional 5 Photo left: Captain John Marr rushes into position after sideswiping an opponent from Holmdel. 41 Girls' Tennis Team Advances to Finals The strength of senior Patti Santelle’s fore- hand and senior Barbara Sanderson’s agility and speed in singles matches led the girls' tennis team to victory this season. From twenty-two can- didates, Coach Gerry Gance chose an excellent team of five seniors and two sophomores with four alternates. The team had four years’ experi- ence behind them. Senior left-hander Barbara Fitzsimmons and sophomore Lisa Brodfuhrer combined to form a dynamic doubles team, rounded out by second doubles players Sue Hal- verson and Pam Peseux. With a final record of 11 wins — 7 losses, the netters advanced to the State Finals, where they were defeated by Rum- son-Fair Haven. Junior Colleen Donohue reaches for an overhand smash in a match against Red Bank Catholic. Photo right: Senior Shelly Wolfson keeps her eye on the ball in a singles set against an opponent from Monmouth Regional. 19 -78 Girls' Tennis Team: Top row — Ellen Mindich, Lisa Maz zuca. Barbara Sanderson, Barbara Fitzsimmons, Lisa Brodfuhrer. and Coach Gerald Gance. Middle row — Michelle McCabe, Pam Peseaux. Colleen Donahue, and Nancy Waters Bottom row — Deb bie VanVelthoven, Shelly Wolfson, Michelle Lynn, Wendy Denton, and Sally Gongora. , First doubles team player Barbara Fitzsimmons observes partner Lisa Brodfuhrer's form in an October match against Long Branch, 3 2. ____________________ Red Bank Regional R.B.R 0 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R 3 R.B.R 3 R.B.R. 4 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R 2 R.B.R 5 R.B.R 5 R.B.R 3 R.B.R 1 R.B.R 0 R.B.R. 0 R.B.R 3 R.B.R. 4 R.B.R. 2 R.B.R 3 R.B.R. 4 R.B.R. 1 Sfrte Tourn?mgnt R.B.R 3 R.B.R. 0 Rumson Opponent 5 Raritan 3 Asbury 2 Long Branch 2 Mater Dei 1 Holmdel 3 Shore 3 Manchester 0 Freehold Boro 0 Manalapan 2 Freehold Twp. 4 R.B.C 5 Rumson 5 Freehold Twp 2 Asbury 1 Holmdel 3 Shore 2 Freehold Boro 1 R.B.C. 4 S. Brunswick 2 Rumson 5 43 Hockey Mugs Develop Teamwork Kilts flying, the field hockey team took one more lap to fin- ish a mile run before sitting down to listen to Coach Onnalee Gaze discuss strategy for an upcoming game. The “mugs” looked forward to a successful season with most of last year’s varsity team returning. There were even enough play- ers to play several junior varsity games for the first time at Red Bank Regional. Led by tri-captains Suzanne Newman, Linda Polonsky, and Lisa Healy, and backed by seniors Diane Siciliano and Nancy Hauck, the team’s hard work and enthusiasm led to a 4 win — 6 loss — 2 tie conference record and encouraged growing interest in field hockey at Red Bank Regional. Sophomore Kathy Healy tries to prevent a Holmdel offender from driving the ball down the field towards the Buccaneer goal All Shore C-Division Champ Linda Polonsky scores a goal against Holmdel with assistance from senior Suzanne Newman and sophomore Kelly Kerner. Photo right: Sophomore Kelly Kerner observes as |unior Lynn Jensen shields the ball to keep possession away from a defender from Keyport. 44 All Shore C-Division Shore Conference winners, senior Suzanne Newman and sophomore Kelly Kerner fight off Keyport defender in an attempt to drive the ball toward the goal Junior Lynn Jensen dribbles the ball as freshman Amy Polonsky, sophomore Diane Dobrowsky and senior Diane Siciliano follow her up the field in a game against Holmdel. 1977 Field Hockey Team Front — Co-Captains Linda Polonsky, Lisa Healy and Suzanne Newman Second row — Helen Grove. Brandy Forsyth. Amy Polonsky, Mary Mallon. Diane Dobrowsky, Nancy Hauck, Cheryl Mancuso. Third row — Lynn Jensen, Sandra Sanderson, Suzanne Markiewicz, Lynnette Puials, Patti Szipszky, Hillary Whitmore, Cathy Healy, Debbie Walsh Fourth row — Coach Miss Onnalee Gaze, Diane Dobrowsky. Kelly Kerner, Diane Patterson. Jayne Flynn, Liz Forsyth. Hermalda Nedrick, Maria Sanderson Red Bank Regional R.B.R. 0 Keyport Opponent 2 R.B.R. 3 Holmdel 2 R.B.R. 0 Monmouth 2 R.B.R. 0 Pt. Pleasant 4 R.B.R 0 Neptune 1 R.B.R. 0 Manchester 1 R.B.R 0 Shore Regional 1 R.B.R. 1 Henry Hudson 1 R.B.R 0 Keyport 1 R.B.R 0 Point Pleasant 2 R.B.R 1 Shore Regional 2 R.B.R 4 Manchester 2 R.B.R 4 Holmdel 0 R.B.R 7 Henry Hudson 0 45 Red Bank Regional R B R 37 R B R 40 R.B.R 47 RBR 50 R.B.R 50 R.B.R. 45 RBR 35 R.B.R 42 R B R 23 RBR 50 RBR 47 RBR 50 Opponent Shore Regional 32 Rumson Fair Haven 22 Keansburg 18 Long Branch 15 Holmdel 15 Manchester 26 Marlboro 30 Point Pleasant Beach 20 Henry Hudson 23 Red Bank Catholic 15 Keyport 18 Freehold Boro 15 Junior Marianno McGuire leans into her start in the sprinting events in a meet against Shore Regional Senior Tom Schroll cruises past an opponent from Shore Regional to go on to another first place. 46 ■ Thompson Captures Tenth Place in the Meet of Champions Red Bank Regional’s Cross-Country team, per severing through torn muscles, sore feet, and aching bodies, consisted of runners that were dedicated to this tough, grueling sport. Rain or shine, they ran six to ten miles a day. Coach Woodrow Sullivan was dedicated, for he demon- strated leadership and provided direction. Eve Thompson, the first female member of the team, went on to make the All Shore Girls’ Cross-Coun try team. Her teammate Tom Schroll was ranked tenth in the Shore Conference Championship. Although the team did not run away with any victories this year, the members felt that it was still a successful season in spite of the losing record. Anyone who can run that much must be a winner! All Shore Girls' Cross Country member Eve Thompson marks pace as she runs to tenth place in the ' Meet of Champions. Sophomore John Wilbert overtakes a runner from Henry Hudson Regional. • . r 'V Photo left 1977 78 Cross Country Team Front row — James Parker, Maryann McGuire, Andy McGuire Middle row — John Wilbert, Leonard Mule, Lawrence Johnson Back row — Coach Woodrow Sullivan, Derek Nichols, Eve Thompson, David Adams, Kelly Giblin and Mike Ciampoli 47 Gymnasts Welcome Male Additions Much in contrast to last year’s small gymnas- tics team, this year's team numbered twenty-two, including the addition of two boys, Brian Johnson and James Jackson. Coach Karen Cook was sorry that the boys had to work out on female equip- ment, but was pleased to have them on the team. James Jackson obviously found the equipment no hamper to his style, for he qualified for the Shore Conference Developmental Meet and won a medal for his fifth place in the vaulting event. The girls found working with the boys a definite advantage since they exhibited more strength in some of the gymnastic events. Because of the large size of the team, Mrs. Cook had to rely on Captain Robin Simmons, Co-Captain Rose Graves, and “old timers” Jeanne Zucker and Julie Ellegood to assist in spotting newcomers. Although the team had a losing record, the young team considered this a successful rebuilding year, with many basic skills and routines taught and reinforced. Co-Captain Rose Graves gracefully executes a back summa during a practice before the Shore Regional meet. Photo right First year member senior Veronica Hamerick averages 7 2 for her performance of a horizontal squat. 1977 78 Gymnastics Team Standing — Mona Fedorko. Jackie Natale. Linda Snow. Chris Samaras, Jenny Pierce, Coach Karen Cook. Lori Shea. Sherri Keifer, Sandra Scott, Brian Johnson. Beth Parker. James Jackson, Justin Bennett Kneeling — Julie Ellegood. Sandra Tellechea, Veronica Hamerick, Kelly Cohrader. Robin Scott. Colleen Flynn, Karan Halloran, Susan Waters, Jeanne Zucker. and Elaine Martino Front — Co Captains Rose Graves and Robin Simmons NISSEN Deidre Ruzika concentrates on distributing her weight evenly in order to keep her balance during the balance beam routine. Sophomore Julie Ellegood watches the lower bar as she swings to an inverted position in the uneven parallel bar event Red Bank Regional Opponent R.B.R. 28.45 Marlboro 71.40 RB.R. 44 85 Shore 77.50 R.B.R. 49.35 R.B.C. 96.15 R.B.R. 42.15 Holmdel 79.90 R.B.R. 32.70 Central 53.00 R.B.R. 46.00 Manalapan 90.45 R.B.R. 53.00 Long Branch 75.50 R.B.R 50 65 Manasquan 90.45 R.B.R. 52.50 Neptune 62.75 R.B.R 49.90 Rumson FH 87.90 R.B.R 52.15 Freehold Twp. 76.55 R.B.R 50.05 Raritan 70.00 49 Freshman James Jackson, one of the first male gymnasts, practices a back hand spring during a diligent workout after school Bucs Capture 'C' Division Title Co Captain Robert Womble pulls up for a short jumper to score two points in a victory against Keansburg. The Red Bank Regional basketball team once again advanced to a victorious season. Coach Mr. Warren Booth had a good reason to be optimistic at the start of the season, with many seasoned players returning, and a crop of new captains, assisted by the rest of the starting five, which included forward Dan O’Hern, guard Dwight Atkinson, and center Chris Rose. This year’s team was also aided by a strong bench, espe dally seniors Ray Livingston and Willie Crespo, Michael Dinkel, and sophomore talent Vincent Atkinson, the other half of the Atkinson brother duo. A slow start due to a long football season did not hamper the Buc’s style, as they went on to beat Rumson-Fair Haven in the finals of the Casey Festival to take first place in the Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman contests for the first sweep ever. Juggie Womble won the Most Valuable Player award for the tournament, and was joined by junior Chris Rose in being chosen for the All-Star team of the Festival. On January 31, in a game against Pt. Pleasant, Juggie Worn ble scored his 1000th point for Red Bank Regional. Continuing with this trend, the Buc hoopsters went on winning to gain another sue cessful season for Red Bank Regional, losing for four games, making them eligible for Shore Con ference Playoff berth. Junior Dwight Atkinson jumps for a basket in a victory against Keansburg. Photo right: Junior standout Dan O’Hern follows up with a basket towards a victory against Freehold which clinched the ‘‘C’’ Division Championship. The 1977-78 Basketball Team: Back row — Mr. Andrew Russo, Vincent Atkinson, Willie Crespo, Robert Porter, Ray Livingston, John Tobin, Mr. Allan Morn son. Front row — Dwight Atkinson, Robert Womble, Chris Rose, Mark Lewis, Dan O’Hern, Mr. Warren Booth. 51 Hoopsters Capture Casey Tournament Championship Foreign exchange student Michael Dmkel battles for a jump ball against Holmdel Senior Bob Womble out-maneuvers two Keansburg opponents in attempt to score at the buzzer. Photo right: Junior lead rebounder Chris Rose goes up for two points against Holmdel, leading the Buc’s to the C” Division championship play offs. I s 52 Junior Dwight Atkinson makes a fast breakdown court to sink the winning basket against RBC Red Bank Regional Opponent R B R 63 Shore 51 R.B.R. 90 Manchester 65 R.B.R. 68 Keansburg 46 R B.R 77 Pt. Beach 55 R.B R 92 Manmouth 78 R.B.R. 52 R.B.C 48 R.B.R 77 Rumson 59 R.B.R. 47 Henry Hudson 44 R.B.R 71 Holmdel 56 R.B.R 62 Freehold 65 R.B.R. 47 C.B A 54 R.B.R. 86 Manchester 70 R.B.R 107 Keansburg 51 R.B.R. 76 R.B.C 67 R.B.R 78 Pt. Pleasant Beach 51 R.B.R 82 Henry Hudson 46 R.B.R. 90 Shore 55 R.B.R 92 Keyport 46 R.B.R. 67 C.B.A. 71 R.B.R 85 Freehold 75 R.B.R. 52 Holmdel 64 R.B.R. 68 Lakewood 80 R.B.R 68 Freehold 53 R B.R 85 Neptune 79 53 Larry Johnson stretches to overcome the final hurdle in the 440 meter event. 54 The 1977 1978 Indoor Track Team Last row — Coach Lou Vircillo, Peter Bennett Fifth row — Andy MacGuire, Mark Barrecca. Max Brito. Wanda Garrison, Carl Simms, Steven Kingsbury Fourth row — Jeran Larson, Dave Clapp. Derek Nichols, Elaine Brooks, Cheryl Harper, Joe Brandon. Tom Seaman Third row — Linda Snow. Marianne Orzechowsky. Ellen Sturmfels. Theresa Geso, Laura Reed. Marianne MacGuire, Eve Thompson Second row — Cliff Underwood. John Semple. Dwayne Guthndge, Rodney Robinson. Terri Nealey. Don Rowe. John Ferguson Front row — Bob Duffie, Kivm Brown. Aaron Gooding, John Marrah. Ray Kearney, David Tanen Ellen Sturmfels passes the baton to the next runner after completing her leg of the 880 relay It takes a special breed of athlete to compete in the Indoor Track program, as any member of the Red Bank Regional team could tell you. This year, the sport was geared toward an individual approach to track since there were not enough competitors to compete in all events in dual com petition. Those thirty who did participate, how- ever, worked. They never gave in to their tough est opponent — the stop watch. Red Bank's strength has traditionally been in the sprint events, although Coach Mr. Lou Vircillo encour- aged the development of mid-and long distance runners, with evidence of definite improvement in these events by the end of the season. Pitted against some of the toughest teams on the Shore, including CBA, Asbury Park, and Nep- tune, the runners strove to overcome their lack of numbers with an abundance of effort and sta- mina, and the events that they were able to com- pete in were usually won. This year's girls' team was sparked by a diver sity of runners. Marianne McGuire, Eve Thomp- son, Ellen Sturmfels, and Wanda Garrison all placed high in Shore Competition. A highlight of the year took place in a dual meet versus Nep- tune, an unusually strong girls' team. Six of our girls participated against thirty of Neptune’s by doubling and tripling in track events. Their dedi- cation paid off when they defeated Neptune and were recognized as one of the better girls’ teams on the shore. The loss of Kivin Brown, unable to finish the season because of a knee injury, apparently left the boys’ team with little hope, until sophomore Terry Niely began to run every event, and won second place in the Shore Conference Indoor Track Meet. Senior runners Mark Barrecca, Mark Wilson, Bob Duffie and Tom Schroll, and shot- putters Pete Bennett and Keith Sturn, were the mainstay of the team, anchored by junior hurdler Lawrence Johnson, sophomore talent John Sem- ple, and upcoming freshman stars Dave Clapp, and David Tane. Second-Year Sport Sparks Interest Brian Johnson exhibits excellent form as he hurdles his way to victory for the Indoor Track Team. 55 Marianne Orzechowsky tries the Fosbury Flop technique at a practice for an upcoming meet. Tankers Sacrifice Sleep for Sensational Season Mark Tannebaum strives for the finish line in the last lap of the 100-meter butterfly James Jackson reaches for his toes in a flip with a pike position. At 6:00 in the morning, about thirty-five of Red Bank Regional’s heftiest students dragged them selves into the Red Bank YMCA locker room to change for another gruelling swim practice. Starting off with warm-up laps, the group moved into sprints, timed trials, and whistle swims, designed to increase both speed and endurance. Then, another quick change, and the swimmers caught a bus back to school, where they com- bined attendance and breakfast in the swimming homeroom in the cafeteria. Coach Mr. Richard Martin was proud of his team and with good reason. A season record of 7- 1 for the boys and 6-2 for the girls made them eli- gible for state competition. Team captains Ricky Rell, John Mueller, Dana Morton and Dana Mih Ion led the team, with a strong background from talented underclassmen Jim Reilly, Dane Mihlon, Marc Gutleber, Robert McHeffey, and girls Jenni- fer Meyer, Nancy MacCaonnel, Diana Kedrowski and Beth Kingsbury. The diving team also advanced to victory, with Cheryl Dobrowsky and William “Winky” McHeffey flipping their way through meets. The team’s early hours of prac tice and dedication to the sport paid off in yet another victorious season for the Buccaneer Swim Team. Cheryl Dobrowsky concentrates on form as she practices for a diving competition against Westfield. Photo right: Senior Winky McHeffey curls up for his specialty dive, a one and a half. 56 The 1977-1978 Red Bank Regional High School Swim Team. Girls R.B.R. 99 R.B.R. 92 R.B.R. 89 Boys R.B.R. 72 R.B.R. 94 R.B.R. 90 Co-ed R.B.R. 123 R.B.R 132 Toms River North Romson Fair Haven Montclair Toms River North Rumson Fair Haven Montclair U S. Prep Asbury Park 73 80 67 99 74 64 43 39 57 Scott Leads Team Scorers With only two varsity letter winners return- ing, the varsity and junior varsity girls' basket- ball teams looked forward to a rebuilding sea- son. The appointment of Coach George Fallon brought with it some changes in the girls’ practice sessions, with more running to increase endurance and extra shooting to per- fect the girls' shots. During the daily practice sessions, the team also perfected new plays and maneuvers, and learned to work together as a team. A season record of 5 and 12 for the varsity team showed improvement of the new members of the team and gave Coach Fallon an optimistic outlook about the season. Using a rotating captain system, varsity starters were seniors Amy Greenberg, Barbara Sander- son, juniors Alison Scott, Wendy Johnson, Josephine Johnson, sophomore Audrey Stew- art and freshman Janette Rice. Senior Amy Greenberg sets up for a shot in a game against Shore Regional. Photo right: Barbara Sanderson jumps the ball as teammate Amy Greenberg sets up for the play. 58 The 1977 78 Girls Basketball Team: Back — Josephine Johnson, Laura Henderson, Judy Gooding, Brenda Matthews, Janet Rice, Jackie Morris, Michelle Underwood Middle — Coach George Fallon, Kim Miller, Marie Sanderson, Alyson Scott, Barbara Sanderson, Nancy Shea, Susan Snow. Front — Milton Gray, Kelly Connell, Theresa Johnson, Wanda Johnson, Amy Greenberg, Audrey Stewart, Ann Seiben, Jennifer Moore. Alyson Scott dribbles toward the basket as Wanda Johnson prepares for the rebound. Brenda Matthews attempts to outreach an opponent from Holmdel to gain another rebound. 59 Bowlers Prepare for Striking Successes Strike! A cry broke out over the alley as the Red Bank Regional boys’ bowling team advanced towards another victory. With an inexperienced team, Mr. James Zucarro considered this year a rebuilding season. Averages of 172, 160, and 150 of Rodger Miller, Danny Weston, and Frank Adams respectively, carried the team to an over- all record of 17 10. Although the team met with some hardships early in the season, the team maintained a close relationship with the game and each other. James Accerra receives last minute advice from Coach James Zucarro during a practice after school. Red Bank Regional Opponent R.B.R. 1 Keansburg 2 R.B.R. 3 Henry Hudson 0 R.B.R. 1 Middletown North 2 R.B.R. 3 Rumson 0 R.B.R. 2 Long Branch 1 R.B.R. 3 Middletown South 0 R.B.R. 2 Matawan 1 R.B.R 2 Asbury 1 R.B.R. 0 Ocean Township 3 Junior Danny Weston concentrates on form at practice before the Shore match. The 1977 1978 Boys Bowling Team Standing — Rodger Miller, John Romandetti, Frank Madure, Chip Clayton, J. P. Acceraa, Tadarell Dukes. Sitting — Dan Weston and Frank Adams. 60 Junior Joan Coyle concentrates on the proper release of the ball on her way to a spare Female Bowlers Spare No Effort With three varsity letter winners returning, and a crop of new talent, the Girls’ Varsity Bowling team went forward to complete one of the best seasons ever. Miss Onnalee Gaze, coach of the team, was proud of the girls’ successes and their overall improvement. Senior players Jayne Flynn, Dawn Hardy, and Margaret Reigelman averaged 180, 175 and 169 respectively. Since many of the girls have been long-time bowlers, the team stressed individual style and strategy. R.B.R. 1 Keyport 2 R.B.R. 1 Middletown North 2 R.B.R. 2 Middletown South 1 R.B.R. 0 Raritan 3 R.B.R. 0 Keansburg 3 R.B.R. 2 Long Branch 1 R.B.R. 3 Matawan 0 R.B.R. 3 Henry Hudson 0 Photo left: Junior Kathy Cooney executes perfect form for a strike against Keansburg. Back row — Coach Onnalee Gaze, Colette Clay, Jayne Flynn, Dawn Hardy Second row — Margaret Reigelman, Mona Jacobs, Kathy Cooney, Shirley Coates Front row — Joan Coyle, Jackie 61 Patterson, Diane England, Colleen Flynn. Robinson Promises Future Success Withstanding heat and sun, the boys' track team ran, jumped, threw, and worked toward vic- tory. Directed by Coach Mr. Herbert Reed, the boys practiced daily to participate in meets against such track powers as CBA and Rumson- Fair Haven Regional. Returning trackmen assisted new members of the team, and many indoor track members moved their winter of training indoors to outdoor track to compete in the spring. Peter Bennett and Keith Stum in the shot putt, Chris Rose with the discus, hurdler Larry Johnson, and runners Pat Mazzucca and Mark Wilson were the backbone of the team, while underclassmen filled out the squad. An overall successful season was in the air, and well in the grasp of the Red Bank Regional Boys Track Team. Junior Chris Rose exhibits excellent form as he hurls the dis- cus in a meet against CBA Sophomore Rodney Robinson strives for the last inch toward winning the 100 yard dash in a meet against Rumson-Fair Haven. Photo right: Junior Lawrence Johnson clears the hurdle with excellent form during a meet against CBA. 62 Senior Tom Schroll takes the lead to win a mile run in a meet against Homdel. Senior Pat Mazzucca gets off to a good start in the 440 yd. dash in a meet against CBA. 63 Boys' Track Team Hurdles Over Obstacles Four year letterman Keith Sturn shows excellent form as he hurls the discus 100 feet to a victory over Shore Regional. Junior Derek Nichols completes a successful hand off to senior Aaron Gooding in a meet against Marlboro. Larry Johnson strives to overcome a challenger from Manchester Township in the final lap of the mile run. i 64 Golfers Depend on Seasoned Seniors 1977 78 Golf Team: Standing — Jason Demont, Bob Duffi6, Bill Landis. Kneeling — Brian Halsey and Barbara Sanderson. At 2:30 p.m. the golf team piled into the school's driver education car for practice at the Navesink Coun try Club. After arriving, the team headed for the put- ting green for a work-out. Pairing off, golfers started practicing on designated holes. Coach George Fallon was usually found tagging behind a pair of golfers dropping helpful hints to his team. Senior Barbara Sanderson, averaging 43, returned as a starter for the fourth year in a row. Since her first year on the team as a freshman, she has consistently had a winning record. Senior Jason DeMont, whose average was 44, returned for his fourth year of golf while Bill Landis, with an average of 45, returned for his third year. Rick Fitzpatrick looks for his shot in the green toward a birdie in the second hole of the course, in a match against Shore Regional. Seniors Barbara Sanderson and Jason Demont compare scores for the course after practice at the Navesink Country Club. 65 Girls' Track Finds Rhythm Four year varsity member Linda Polonsky strives to overcome a competitor from Keyport in the 440 yard run. Junior Frieda Allgood prepares to throw the shot putt for a winning distance of 31 feet m a meet against Freehold Boro. i - I t 66 I I At the passing of the baton, |unior Crystal Carter rushes to complete her lap in the mile relay. Eve Thompson exhibits excellent form in her 15'9 personal record in the running broad lump. The girls’ track team spent a lot of time, effort, and hard work in preparing for another success ful season. Mr. Warren Booth, head coach of the team, has had experience in working with young teams, and it showed. This year’s team looked forward to a winning record, anchored by return- ing track stars and new members with outstand ing potential, and traditional strength in the relay events and the sprints. Returning letter winners included juniors Wanda Garrison and Ellen Sturmfels in the sprints, Marianna McGuire and Margueritte Acker in the mid- and long-distance runs, senior Suzanne Newman, school record breaker in the javelin throw, and senior Eve Thompson in the half-mile. Junior Lynn Jensen concentrates on the finish line of the grueling two mile run, finishing in a time of 14 minutes and 10 seconds. Photo left Marianne McGuire takes the lead in a close race for the finish in the 880-yard dash against Red Bank Catholic, closely followed by Lisa Healy 67 Girls' Track Hurdles Over Obstacles Crystal Carter practices for the high jump event, where it is imperative to keep the body high to gam height for a jump of 4 feet 8 inches School record holder Suzanne Newman concentrates on hurling the javelin toward another record breaking distance of 119 feet Softball Swings Winning Season Leftfielder Cheryl Dobrowsky hurls the ball toward second base stopping a Shore Regional runner Wendy Johnson keeps the bat level in a swing that led to a double during the Holmdel game. It was a hot and humid afternoon at Red Bank Regional and a group of girls was slowly but faith- fully dragging their bodies and equipment to soft- ball practice. With the sun beating down on them, the girls listened intently to Coach Chester Young give advice, help, and directions about softball. This year was only the second year of girls’ var- sity softball at Red Bank Regional, but Coach Young felt optimistic at the beginning of the sea- son for he knew his young team had potential. Starters included second baseperson and pitcher Amy Greenberg, first baseperson Audrey Stuart, third baseperson Andrea Accera, shortstop Wendy Johnson, centerfielder Eileen Rich, left- fielder Cheryl Debrowsky, catcher Helen Cum- mings and pitcher Janet Morgan. Junior Helen Cummings, two year catcher on the varsity soft ball team, throws a runner from Henry Hudson out at first. Photo Left: Miss Uva Thompson spots high lumper Elaine Brooks as she strains to break her own personal record of 4'6 . 69 Varsity Baseball Makes a Hit When the tone sounded at 2:21 p.m., the boys headed toward the locker room to change for baseball practice. As they changed into sweat shirts, sweat pants, t-shirts and jeans. Coach Louis DeGeorge decided on the day's grueling practice. The boys reluctantly wondered what today's practice would consist of — infield prac- tice, batting practice or maybe even jogging? Senior third baseman Ted Soden and shortstop and pitcher John Wilson obviously had no remorse for practices and thus both returned for their third consecutive year on varsity baseball. Other outstanding seniors included outfielder Tim Aumack, outfielder and pitcher Joe Madure, first baseman Fred Mazzuca, third baseman and pitcher Mark Tanenbaum and second baseman and pitcher Mark Wilson. With this experience. Coach DeGeorge had valid reason to strive to win the “C” Division Championship of Shore Confer- ence and reach a berth in the New Jersey State Tournament. Senior Ted Soden rounds first base as he heads for a triple against Holmdel 70 Fred Mazzucca keeps his eye on the ball, while Red Bank is at bat in a game against Henry Hudson Regional Catcher Nick Hubbard receives the ball |ust in time to stop a runner from Shore Regional. Photo left: Mark Tannenbaum hurls the ball toward second base to stop an opposing Keyport runner 71 Parrish Sheridan positions himself to catch a fly ball making the final out against Holmdel. 72 I Baseball Catches Good Season Anthony Stoothoff takes a practice swing before taking his turn at bat in an effort to stop the Rumson Fair Haven team. Shortstop Senior John Wilson, a three-year varsity player, anticipates the impact of the ball. Photo left: Outfielder Tim Aumack throws the ball to two-year varsity starter Fred Mazzucca to complete a double play. 73 Returning Seniors Support Boys' Tennis Doubles player John Semple hits an “Alley shot in a match against a rival team from C.B.A Ted Ross moves into position for a lob to the baseline, winning the point and the match against Red Bank Catholic 74 Senior Jon Marx concentrates on hitting the ball squarely, with his forehand, a skill which makes him one of the most valuable members of the team Senior Jeff Jensen makes use of his mighty left handed backhand to tie the score in a match against Rumson Fair Haven Regional Photo right Dave Cunneff is on his toes in winning a set against an opponent from Shore Regional, 6 2. 6 0 Hitting a small ball into squares on the oppo site side of the net kept fifteen boys busy with one of the Red Bank Regional's fastest growing sports — boys' tennis. Coached by Mr. Patrick McCormick and supported by senior lettermen Jim Allen, Jeff Jensen, Jonathon Marx and Ted Ross, the team looked forward to another win ning season. Talented underclassmen also con tributed to the success of the team. Two of the toughest matches of the year were against the traditional rivals CBA and Red Bank Catholic, but even in these contests the players showed supreme spirit and ability, creating an excellent performance on the court. - SAA. ¥ Clubs Clubs gave students the chance to explore vari- ous personal interests as part of a group, encour- aging students to continue learning after a day of formal classes. 7 6 Future Homemakers of America and Hero. . 78-79 Buccaneer................................80-81 American Field Service......................82 Auto Club...................................83 Band.....................................84-85 Cheerleaders.............................86-87 Twirlers.................................88-89 Radio Club..................................90 Chess Club..................................91 National Honor Society......................92 Trainers....................................93 Student Council..........................94-95 Choral Groups................................96 Crow’s Nest..................................97 Conditioning Club............................98 Distributive Education Club of America ......99 Language Groups.........................100-101 Cooperative Industrial Education Club......102 Art Club....................................103 Instant Action..............................104 Media Aides.................................105 Key Club....................................106 Kienna Club.................................107 77 Service Groups Work for a Better Tomorrow Meeting twice a month, the Hero and FHA club was active In Red Bank Regional Better Homes and Gardens Cookbooks were sold while the club members worked on a cookbook of their own. Thirty-one students participated in this club supervised by Mrs. Elizabeth Tibbetts. Club offi- cers were President Darryl Barbusin, Vice-Presi- dent Eileen Rich, Secretary Clara Miller, and Treasurer Elaine Scott. The 1977 1978 HERO FHA Club Back row, left to right — Denise Knight, Dawn Wrobli?. Linda Marsw.iio, Rose Dean Joanne ChieMa'o. Melanie Flockhart. Jennifer Burns, Chris Henelv. Mary Ellen Dalagano. flame Scott Jeanne Larsen. Ciara Mme' Rose C ampc Front row — Donna Cantelmo. Jean Farly. Came Wyndort, Sheila Rob.nson, Shelley Jones, Carieen Wn.te, and Alison Dangler Junior Rose Dean prepares cupcakes for the Pre Holiday Des Setting the table for the Pre Holiday Dessert Hour was one of the tasks performed by FHA serf Hour for the faculty members on their lunch hour. Junior members Sheila Robinson Photo right: Melanie Flockhart, Mrs, Tibbits, Linda Marswillo, and Denise Knight work together on recipes for their FHA cookbooks. 78 Senior Daryll Barbusin fills a cream puff for the Pre Holiday Dessert Hour in December. Jennifer Burns and Elaine Scott, senior FHA members work on prepar ing cookbooks which will be available in the spring Relating toOther Children Language Daily Activities 79 Buccaneer Award Winning Newspaper The 1977 78 Buccaneer Staff Back — Beverly Van Sciver, Mike Lordi, Laura Branton, Shelly Cononico, George Martin, Diana Kedrowsky, Veronica Biddle, Sherry Glavm Front — Andrew Paschetto, Bob Donaldson, and Noreen Cassidy Sports Editor Diane Siciliano proofreads her article Gridders Playoff for the Buc’s next deadline. Third year member Andrew Paschetto types the final copy of his article Blood Bank Comes Here Feb. 10 for the January 26 deadline. To inform the student body and to act as the voice and spirit of the students is the purpose of the Red Bank Regional newspaper, the Bucca- neer. Advisor Mr. Jon Falk and Editor in Chief Bob Donaldson dedicated themselves to finding out the who, what, when, where and why of every newsworthy school event, and parlayed this information in every edition. Other editors were News Editor Eve Thompson, Sports Editor Diane Siciliano, Features Editor Noreen Cassidy, and Photographer Mike Lordi. Attendance at several journalism conventions, sponsored by the Asbury Park Press and the Columbia Scholastic Press, gave members ideas regarding new techniques of styles in copy and lay out, and led to the Buc- caneer's consistent achievement of the Medalist ranking in the National Competition held by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, proving the Buccaneer to be one of the best. Two year member Beverly VanSciver compiles statistics for the Marijuana Survey'' to go in on the January 26 deadline. Junior Shelly Conomco proofreads the finished copy of the Marijuana Survey” for the January 31 newspaper Photo right Bob Donaldson. Editor in Chief, and Eve Thompson, News Editor, look over the paste up sheets before sending them down to the printer on January 26. AFS Hosts Michael Dinkel 82 One of the most active clubs at Red Bank Regional is the American Field Service Club. This organization seeks to provide a better under standing of various cultures through a foreign exchange program. Fund raisers, including a garage sale and bake sale, went toward the cost of sponsoring an AFS student and sending vari ous club members to a council meeting of the Regional AFS chapter, where ideas and expen ences were exchanged. This year, German stu- dent Michael Dinkel was hosted by Richard Sulli van and family, while senior John Halverson and Bobby Light spent the year in Norway and Austra- lia, respectively. Directed by Mr. Patrick McCormack, the club planned to continue its pol icy of working towards friendship among the nations. e ' Conrader Pegqv Trjmbeuroio. ledene Carroii and Jack.e Peggy Trambeurola and Jackie Walsh keep track of accounts at the AFS bake sale at the Wd st i.-tiat. vt-r in pr rol some chO'uiate chipcoohiev at the bahf sales pro I ittlo Ci|wrsr moled bv the AFS ume Oliver Mar. Auto Club Runs Smoothly Senior member John Merris uses afterschool time to work on car engines brought in by community residents. Photo left: German exchange student Michael Dmkel speaks to a group of AFS member as his host parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan proudly look on. Any member of the Red Bank Regional Auto Club can testify to the fact that there is much more to cars than an accelerator and a brake pedal. Tightening screws, changing oil, and checking under the hood were only some of the activities of the Auto Club, open to all students involved in auto mechanics courses. Supervisor Mr. Daniel Wainwright kept the auto shop open before, during and after school for students to work on their cars. This club also participated in several field trips to shops and garages to enhance and expand their knowledge of cars. Larry Brown decides which steps to take first for overhauling an engine. Learning proper car care is one of the activities practiced by auto club member Chad Hewitt. 83 Outstanding Players Win First Chairs on All-Shore Band Flautists Patti Szipszky, Juliet Harris, and Stephanie McBee rehearse Silent Night preparation for the Christmas concert A fanfare sounded, the drumbeat began, and the Red Bank Regional Buccaneer Band was off on yet another half time show. Could it be the tribute to Herb Alpert, or perhaps themes from great movies? Whichever, the show was sure to be a hit, with such continued favorites as ‘Water melon Man, and the rousing “In The Mood. Directed by Mr. John W Luckenbill, the band expanded greatly this year, numbering nearly 200. Besides the football games, they performed in community parades, school assemblies, and gave two annual concerts. Thirty talented mem bers were involved in competitive tryouts for All- Shore, Region, and State bands, with David Rai ney, and Kathy Miknich receiving first chair posi- tions in the Region Band. Undoubtedly the highlight of the year was the annual exchange with Durham, North Carolina and the band's participation in a parade at Dis neyworld, in sunny Florida. The North Carolina band returned the visit and participated in the Annual Joint Concert in May, pooling the talents of many fine musicians. 84 The 1977-78 Red Bank Regional Buccaneer Senior Bob Holiday keeps beat on the snare as he moves into the •goalpost formation at the game against Red Bank Catholic during the half time show. Photo right: Clarinetists Nancy Luckenbill and Marilyn Poyner both earned positions in the All-Shore Band. 85 Cheerleaders Keep Spectators Involved Much of the success of Red Bank Regional’s sports teams can be credited to a group of dedi cated girls behind the teams — the cheerleaders. Aside from cheering at all football and basketball games, the cheerleaders worked out routines for half-time shows and led the pep rallies. Practic- ing twice weekly in preparation for these events, the cheerleaders kept the crowds on their feet and the team on their way to another win. Miss The 1977 1978 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Back to front — Renee Jackson, Holly Miller, John Ferguson, Jane Barbusin, Erica Small, DeDe Martin, Renee Holden, Laurie Daniels, Bamta Potter Uva Thompson, advisor to the cheerleaders, was assisted by Captain Kathy Salmeri and Co-cap tain Mary Jane Ellison. The 1977 1978 Varsity Cheerleaders Top to bottom — Marcia Needle. Colleen Connell, Advisor Miss Uva Thompson, Wendy Johnson, Crystal Carter, Lisa Bruno. Laura Hmtlemann, Freda Allgood, Tracy Walter, Karen Powell, Cheryl Dobroski, Lauren Rodman, Anita Lewis, Kathy Salmeri, Susie Enander, Mary Jane Ellison. 86 The 1977-1978 Freshman Cheerleaders: Susan Nixon, Lori Rabon, Joanne Charron, Kelly Connell, Lauren Bruno, Sheila Sheard. Lisa Bruno gives her all in cheering for her team in the RBC-RBR contest. Photo right: Susie Enander and Mary Jane Ellison keep beat during a number at the pep rally in November Twirlers Complement Band's Performance What would a football half-time show be with- out majorettes and flag twirlers? Both groups practiced three times a week to work towards per feet execution of their routines at every football game. The majorettes, led by Co-Captains Karen Douglas and Angela Citarella, and the flag twir lers, headed by Kathy Rainey, also held summer rehearsals and performed at summer municipal band concerts. High stepping at parades and concerts, the girls, under the direction of Mr. John W. Luckenbill, also accompanied the band to Florida, where they participated in a parade at Disney World. Solo Twirier Jill Konzelman raises her baton in yet another routine for the band's half time show. 88 Photo right Senior Veronica Hamrick and Captain Gay Davis prance into position for a dance routine to In The Mood.” The 1977 78 Twirlers: Standing — Joanne Kislin, Barbara Satter, Marie Romano. Monica Melser, Loretta Clancy, Gigi Knapp, Lora Ulan, Mindy Susser Kneel ing - Captain Angela Citarella, Joyce Rioux. Sheila De Stefano, Veronica Hamerick, Cheryl Kerner. Cathy Savage, Linda Earle, Kathy Mikntch, Captain Karen Douglas 1977 78 Flag Twirlers Row one — Rachel Leheny, Beth Finch. Valerie Graff, Dianne Phil lips, Dianne Milligan, Carol Weiler, Susan Lordi, Sherry Cunningham Row two — Karen Weinkofsky, Dianne Chamberlain, Laurie Kyttle, Lisa Drawbaugh. Theresa Price. Evelyn Savage, Theresa Cain Row three — Nina Bogosian, Donna Levinsky. Linda Phillips, Nancy LuckenbiH. Mona Jacobs, Captain Kathy Rainey Captam Kathy Ramey smiles as she makes sure the other flag twirlers are n position for Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is7 Seniors Cheryl Kerner, Karen Douglas, and |umor Kathy Miknich keep time to the band's rendition of Watermelon Man iW Radio Club Sends Good Vibrations Junior Andr6 Thompson tests a mini-calculator which he designed. Dot-dot-dash. Morse code is one of the require ments for the Radio Club members to get their communicating licenses. After school time is dedicated for this practice, while other members build radios or dissemble them. In the Electronics Lab, there is a full amateur station ablmg stu dents to establish contact all over the world. Four licensed and fifteen non-licensed members make up the club, advised by Mr. John Orr. Ronald Rugg checks the teletype machine at a meeting of the Radio Club. David Gabbe adjusts the position of the resistors on a pre-amp. Photo right: Members Andre Thompson, Brad Cooper, Dave Cortelyou, and Frank Woodward critique individual strategies before a home match. Senior Frank Woodward demonstrates a difficult play to |unior Joel Tracy in a practice session in the math lab. Pawn Pushers Gain Experience in Tough League Playing against teams in the Shore High School Chess League provided this year’s pawn pushers with some stiff competition. Every Wednesday, team members senior Frank Woodward, juniors Joel Tracy, Andre Thompson, David Cortelyou and freshman Brad Cooper met in the math lab to compete against teams from local public, private and parochial schools. This year the team played another successful season adding to their high standing as one of the top ten teams in the state, a position they have held for the past ten years. Mona Jacobs Leads NHS Members The 1977-1978 National Honor Society After meeting the qualifications of an 85 aver- age, participating in extra curricular activities, and exhibiting leadership qualities, 40 seniors and 30 juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society at ceremonies on November 17. These members provided such services to the school and community as a voluntary tutoring program for students having difficulty in math and English. A senior citizen luncheon was also sponsored, followed by a tour of the school by members. Ms. Brenan, the new advisor to the N.H.S. brought with her many new ideas, includ ing selling pens to raise money and co-sponsor ing the book fair with the student council. Offi cers of the club were President Mona Jacobs, Vice-President Jon Marx, Secretary Esther Con- gora, and Treasurer Meg McCabe. Principal Willard Browning and National Honor Society President Mona Jacobs socialize with two women from the Navesink House Senior Citizens' Home at the December luncheon in the school cafeteria. Senior Lauren Rodman serves lunch to a senior citizen at the Senior Citi zens’ Luncheon sponsored by the National Honor Society. Paschetto Leads Trainers Head trainer Andrew Paschetto checks the splint on Elvis Sanderson s wrist during the Red Bank Catholic game. With access to a hydrocollator unit, a thermo bath, two whirlpool baths, and several treatment tables, the Red Bank Regional trainers were able to help any high school athlete who sustained an injury in his or her sport. Under the watchful eye of Dr. Daniel ‘•Doc” Porzio, the training room, strategically located in the gym, was open from 2:45 to 4:15. From taping the wrists of football players to splinting the legs of hurt track stars, the trainers worked hard at keeping the athletes healthy and happy. Head trainer Andrew Pas chetto was assisted by Ellen Sturmfels, John Mar rah, Mark Gettis, Rick Daniels, Mike Rich, and Marianne Orzechowski. The Red Bank Regional TramersClub Back — Ricky Daniels. Andrew Paschetto. Mark Gettis Front — Danny Sickeis. Mr Daniel Por io. and Ellen Sturmfels Student Council Gift Giving Spreads Cheer at Montgomery Home Student Council was the leadership body of the school which allowed students to become involved in issues that had a direct effect upon them. Under the leadership of an executive board, consisting of president Tracy Walter, vice- president Richard Sullivan, treasurer Yaser El Menshawy, and secretaries Meg McCabe and Diane Sici I ia no, the council provided various community services. One of these projects included the distribution of informative pam- phlets to residents and answering telephones during a water shortage in Little Silver. Members also visited Montgomery Nursing Home in December to spread holiday cheer to the senior citizens. In conjunction with the National Honor Society, the Council held a book fair in January. They also sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance, where Kathy Salmeri and Steven Nesci were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. To raise money, Student Council representatives held two paper drives, sold peanut brittle, and sponsored a fashion show in February. Student Council members Barry Williams, President Tracy Walter. Aracelia Torres, Mark Adams and secretary Meg McCase wrap presents for a visit to the Montgomery Home to spread holiday cheer in December Prospective buyers Dwayne Lodge and Barbara Baird view fictional novels at the Student Council sponsored Book Fair held in January. Student Council members joke around on a cold Sunday morning in January after collecting newspapers and magazines from commu nity residents for the paper drive Photo left Mrs. Charlotte Gorsten and Veronica Hamrick offer encouraging words as Elvis Sanderson donates blood on Blood Donor Day sponsored by the Student Council in February Vaser El Menchawy recommends science fiction reading to Michael Hayes and Wil lie Russell at the Student Council National Honor Society Book Fair which netted $154. Freshman Jean Edmunds, Liz Collins and senior Max Brito complete checklists of previous illnesses in preparation for donating blood at the highly successful Blood Donor Day which passed its quota of forty pints 95 School Vocalists Present Choral Concerts Singing their way into the hearts of the Red Bank Regional student body were the school’s two choral groups, the Chorus and the Choral- ettes. Under the direction of John W. Luckenbill, the chorus met daily during class time to learn about the rudiments of singing and performing. Miss Christina Dearth headed the Choralettes, a group of girls selected through competitive try- outs, who worked on more difficult harmonies and rhythms. Aside from performances at van ous community functions, including the Kiwanis and Rotary Club dinners, the Chorus and Choral- ettes presented two major concerts, a Christmas concert with the orchestra and the band, and another concert in the spring. Mrs. Christina Dearth directs senior Meredith Gorsuch and |umor Patty Szipszky m ‘ The Way We Were at the Winter Choral Concert held at Red Bank Regional High School. The chorus performs Winter Wonderland at the Winter Choral Concert directed by Mr John Luckenbill Junior Brantley Douglas, assisted by senior Noel Gamble, accompanies the chorus in preparation for the Spring Con cert 96 Crow's Nest Publishes Student Talent Advisor Mr John Brzostoski and Betsey McMullin discuss an etching submitted for publi cation in the Crow’s Nest. Photo right: George Martin makes assignments at a regular meeting of the Crow’s Nest, as Mr. Bro looks on. The Crow’s Nest is the literary and art maga- zine composed and compiled by members of the student body. This year, the Crow’s Nest featured poetry, prose, short stories, one-act plays and essays, complete with illustrations representing a cross-section of the interests and talents of the students. Issued in the fall and the spring, copies were available to every student. An editorial com- mittee, supervised by Mr. John Brzostoski and Mrs. Renee Maxwell reviewed ail pieces submit- ted and decided which ones best reflected quality art at Red Bank Regional. Senior member Elizabeth Gushue reviews an odd copy of the Crow’s Nest for suggestions. Conditioning Club Shapes Up Athletes Meeting after school in the gym every day, the Conditioning Club was open to any athlete wish- ing to stay in shape between sports seasons. Making use of both the auxiliary gym and the weight ‘'cage ' each athlete followed his own conditioning routine, designed to meet his own goals. Besides lifting weights, the athletes also ran on the indoor track and worked out on appa- ratus in the weight room. Seniors Mark Barrecca, Pat Mazzucca, and Henry and Steve Wollman assisted Mr. Richard Martin in supervising the younger participants. Sophomore Rodney Robinson works out everyday as a two- year member of the conditioning club. Henry Wollman curls fifty pounds as a warm-up exercise to his daily work out. 98 DECA Members Win Regional Competition This year marked a big change in the Distrib- utive Education Club of America at Red Bank Regional; the club was divided into two separate groups because of the large number of students participating. These clubs were formed to help members develop into future leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution. Members also assisted Mr. Joseph Farrell in managing the school store, the Buc Stop, and printing signs and making buttons for the students and faculty. DECA members competed at the Regional DECA conference in Essex. Christy Swanson, Jill Cur- chin, Sandy Parmentola, and Ginny Desmond won at this competition, and qualified for the State competition at the Playboy Club in Great Gorge. Competition revolved around the partici- pating students’ particular interests, such as merchandise display and creative marketing. Officers of DECA I were president Marianne Moss, Vice-President Milton Gray, Secretary Colette Clay, and Treasurer Mary Velazquez. DECA II officers were President Jill Curchin, Vice- President Susan Deponti, Secretary Christy Swanson, and Treasurer Liz Hendrickson. The 1977-1978 DECA Club. : rrr Seniors Paul Lyttle and Lisa LaBatch make ready Buc Stop ads for the school newspaper. Photo left: Mark Barrecca concentrates on proper breathing technique as he benches his maximum. 99 Language Croups Sponsor Activities Senior Jeanne Naiman completes a sale at the November French National Honor Society garage sale while advisor Pat McCormack looks on. 100 With contributions from supportive members. Patti Santelle and Lauren Rodman prepare for the garage sale. Photo right: French National Honor Society Vice President Mona Jacobs, President Nina Bogosian and senior members Lauren Rodman, Barbara Fitzsimmons and Jeanne Nai man prepare for a cold November afternoon of raising money. In order to be inducted into the Language National Honor Societies, students had to show proficiency in both verbal and written communi- cation of a language. Members participated in various activities to learn more about the cultures of the foreign countries where their particular language is spoken. Cooking Spanish dishes and sampling the food was just one of the projects of the Spanish National Honor Society, under the direction of Mr. Richard Robinson. They also planned a holi- day fiesta for members of the advanced Spanish classes. Mr. Pat McCormack moved the French National Honor Society into action this year. Beginning with a garage sale early in the fall, the club had activities going on nearly continuously. Various fund-raisers in order to provide a schol- arship for a foreign language student included the sale of T-shirts reading “Do it the French way. New members were inducted in a candlelit ceremony in May. The 1977 78 Spanish Club: Row 1 — Ramona Fedorka, Benny DiBlasio Row 2 — Mr Robinson. Theresa Trepiecione, Diane Trepiccione. Row 3 — Suzanne Martinez, Mark Getis, Lillian Costa. Gail Kezer inspects merchandise with a prospective customer at the garage sale to raise money for the French National Honor Society. Diane Trepiccione wraps presents for the winter holiday fiesta held by the Spanish Honor Society. i i i I CIE Shares Job Concerns The Cooperative Industrial Education Club was composed of students enrolled in the C.I.E. pro- gram. Members gained vocational training on the job, and learned about trades and industries. Through their work and the direction of advisor Mr. James Dadenas, they developed leadership and public speaking skills, and achieved recognition for their progress. Special activities of the club included basketball and baseball games against other C.I.E. groups in the area. Officers of the club were Presi- dent Kevin Mitter, Vice-President Joe Johnson, Treasurer Bill Olsen, Secretary Julio Tellechea, and Parliamentarian Bill Harris. Advisor Mr James Dadenas discusses upcoming CIE banquet with Julio Tellechea and Kevin Mitter. Advisor Mr. James Dadenas shares Aaron McClendon's laughter over an amusing experience from his on-the-job training program 102 Art Club Displays Projects 4 As Mishele McCabe strokes in watercolors, Mr John Brzostoski directs other members of the art club in their endeavors. ! I The Art Club gave students the chance to use extra time to express themselves through art. Members of the club met after school to work on projects and discuss the use of various art media as well as new ways of improving their talent. A highlight of the year was the New York exhibition of Mr. John Brzostoski, director of the club, fea- turing Asian Art. Many of the Art Club’s creations were shown in glass display cases throughout the school, giving the young artists the recognition they deserved. Dawn Hardy letters a poster in India ink at an art club meeting after school. 103 Instant Aetion Assists at School Functions Involved in both community and school affairs the Instant Action Club who designed to help all who are in need. Those who were members assisted at the Monmouth Arts Center, the Hal- loween Parade and Carnival, the Easter Egg Hun- t,and aiding senior citizens by shoveling snow. During the school hours, they were guides during the fire drills, attendance couriers, and ushers and guides for various functions. Whenever or wherever needed, the members of the Instant Action Club were always available. For the first time since the start of the club, girls were allowed to join. These girls were Bina Ingillere, Delinda Torres, Theresa Treppicione, and Lillian Char- bonnear. This year's officers were President: Chad Heulitt, Vice-President: Rick Fitzpatrick, Secretary: Brantley Douglas, Treasurer: Jeffrey Bohanan, and Sergeant-at-Arms: Paul Goodhue. Instant Action club members Paul Goodhue listens intently to instructions from advisor Mr. John Moses during a fire drill. The 1977 1978 Instant Action Club. Back row — Ricky Moore, Jeff Bohanan, Pat Wright, Robert Tatum, David Whitehurst, Tom Williams, Chris Kotter, John Mar rah. Lanny Williams. Middle row — Brantley Douglas, Chad Heulitt, Wilbert Law rence, Jerry Bruno, Paul Goodhue, Eugene Savage, Louis Guterez. Front row — Lillian Charbonneau. Delinda Torres. Diane Triska, Theresa Trepiccone. Diane Trepiccione, Bina Inghilleri, Advisor Mr. John Moses. Mr. John Moses discusses the evening program for Parents’ Night with Instant Action Club members seniors Jeff Bohanan and Chad Heulitt who serve as ushers. Senior Todd Ranson runs the ditto machine to make copies of an algebra test. Seniors I racy Schetflmg and Pat Mazzuca make copies of a tape of Edgar Allen Poe's poetry for an English II class. Photo left: Junior Tommy Bruno checks the file for a filmstrip on the Civil War for a U S. History I class. 105 Media Aides Given Added Responsibility Playing a vital role in the many functions of the Media Center were the Media Center Aides, supervised by Mr. James Zucaro. In addition to shelving books, copying handouts for teachers, and checking out equipment, the aides were responsible for bringing an attendance list to each study hall for students who wished to spend that time in the Media Center. These Media Cen- ter Aides were of service to both students and faculty. Junior Joyce Rioux checks out a book to senior Elvis Sanderson in the Media Center. Key Club Services Community Under the leadership of President Winkie McHeffey and Vice-President Louis Marotta, the Key Club once again served the community. A faculty-student basketball game and an after- noon movie were some of the planned activities. The club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, was supervised by Mr. Willard Browning. Other club officers were Treasurer Pat Mazzuca and Secre- t rv Inhn Wiknn The Key Club Standing — Winkie McHeffey, Louis Marrotta. Tom Chambers, Robert ' McHeffey. Steve Wickoff, John Ricci, Steve Nesci, Keith Stum, Benp Minton. Kneeling — Steven Redmon. J P Marotta. Dave Wickoff, Chris Reardon, Julio Tellechea, Stephan Kopka. Advisor Mr Willard Browing President Winkie McHeffey and Stefankopka review a list of films for their fund raising money project. Photo right: Shelly Wolfson, Barbara Fitzsimons and Moira Quinn sort canned goods for the Kienna Thanksgiving food drive 106 Jackie Walsh ties Michelle Lyn to a post in the Commons as an initiation feat into the Kienna Club. Kiennas Sponsors Thanksgiving Food Drive The Kiennas were as busy as bees this year. A food drive to benefit the Salvation Army started off the list of activities sponsored by the girls Christmas caroling at the Manor Apartments in Red Bank, a bake sale, and helping the Women’s Club in Little Silver with a Christmas party for handicapped children were other accomplish ments. Kathy Salmeri presided over a group of forty girls with the help from Vice-President Moira Quinn, Treasurer Karen Soleau and Secre- tary Marcia Needle. 4 I ' Curriculum Curriculum at Red Bank Regional offered stu- dents various paths to follow in completing their high school education. 108 Administration..............................110 Board of Education..........................Ill Guidance ...............................112-113 English.................................114-115 History.................................116-117 Math..................................118-119 Science.................................120-121 Languages.............................122-123 Vocational Technical Education........124-126 Music.....................................127 Business..............................128-129 Physical Education....................130-131 Media Center .........................132-133 Staff.................................134-135 109 A Middle States Team Evaluates School Dr Donald D. Warner Salvatore F. Giovenco Superintendent Board Secretary Mr Willard Browning welcomes the Middle States Evaluators Superintendent Dr Donald Warner greets one of the team leaders of the Middle States and introduces the various speakers at a banquet held at the Evaluation Team. Shadow Shadowbrook. MO The 1978 Red Bank Regional High School Board of Education: Standing — Mr. Henry Stevenson, Mr. Ivan Polonsky, Mr. William Graff, Mr. Moses Ancrum, Mr James Cofer III, Mr Elliott Schneider. Sitting — Mrs. Lelia Wollman, Mr Robert Otten. Mrs Kay Jensen, Mr Salvatore, F. Giovenco, Dr. Donald Warner, and James W Parker. Mr Willard Browning Principal Mr Thomas Conlon Vice Principal Mr John Moses Asst, to the Vice Principal To enhance school community relations, Dr Donald Warner escorts community par ents on a tour of the high school. Decisions involve change and an acceptance of responsibility. This was what the Board of Educa tion and Administration hoped to bring about this year through in school suspension, homework contracts, and structured study halls During the previous school year and summer, Dr. Donald Warner consulted student, parent, and teacher advisory committees about changes in the point system and curriculum. Parents were encour aged to become involved with the school and try to establish better communications. Structured study halls and homework contracts encouraged students to be more responsible. Last year's senior class broke all records and graduated with high honors Therefore, this year Dr. Warner set no limitations on the senior class’s achievements. ‘The sky's the limit,” he said. Exams were reestablished this year to prepare the increasing number of college prep students for college exams. For students not planning to attend college, exams served as an overall meas ure of what they had learned and as an aid for teachers to evaluate material and teaching meth ods. This year, Red Bank Regional was evaluated by the Middle-States Evaluating Committee, a proc ess which takes place every ten years. This pro gram evaluated the school and curriculum in comparison with other high schools. The results of this evaluation assisted teachers in planning new curriculum and finding weak points in exist- ing courses of study Principal, Mr Willard Browning and Guidance Department Chairman. Mr Frank Teepie. d'scuss the computer scheduling program with two Brookdale Com mumty College consultants Mr. James Farry Mrs. Edith Olson Mrs. Adelle Kahn Mr. Norman Palmer Mr Herbert Reed Mr EdRoyal Scott Mr Frank Teeple Chairman Sergeant Kenneth McKensie and Collette Clay discuss the possibilities in furthering education towards a degree in the field of electronics at the Senior Career Breakfast on October 27. 112 Counselors Offer Personal Services Mr Conrad Albrizio Mrs. Charlotte Gersten Mr Francis Teeple explains the new scheduling program instituted this year to incoming freshmen, John Johnson, Ernest Flax and Andrew Maith during Freshman Orientation on September 7 Mrs. Joan King and the representative from West Virginia Wesleyan College decide on topics for discussion in a college conference Guidance counselors. Special Education, a Child Study Team, and the Learning Resource Center make up the Student Personnel Services offered at Red Bank Regional. These services, coordinated by Mr. Frank Teeple, are aimed to assist students, parents, and teachers. Individual students are given opportunities to become involved in choosing careers for the future and finding the appropriate college. Nearly every day a representative of various colleges and universi- ties speaks to interested juniors and seniors about the curriculum and course of study offered. Under the direction of Mr. Norman Palmer, senior students participated in Career Day, where they were hosted by a person in the profession of their choice. This taught the stu- dents more about their chosen vocation and what was involved in this job. Mr. Conrad Albrizio directed Freshman Orientation, an introduction to the school for incoming students. These ser vices of the Guidance Office fill an important need for guidance for the future. Mr Conrad Albrizio briefs Instant Action member Brantley Douglas on the course for his tour for Freshmen during onen tation 113 English Stresses Composition Work Incoming freshmen looked forward to getting started on weekly vocabulary lessons and evalua- tions every six weeks. New sophomores were pre- pared by their ninth grade teachers to expect reading assignments and essay tests. Eleventh grade students waited anxiously for the first day of school to see who their new teacher would be. Seniors spent their final year of high school work- ing toward readiness for college and career-level work. Striving to improve individual instruction and the betterment of language and experience was the English Department’s main goal. Department Chairman Dr. John Cone identified the student's scholastic potential as the Department’s main responsibility and this was met with the English Department’s experience and dedication. Mrs Mary Todt. Mrs Bonnie Stoia, Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, and Mr Edmund Rezetko discuss curriculum in a meeting in the English Lab Dr. John Cone Chairman Mr. John Hird Miss Mary Johnson Mr. Richard Martin Drama teacher Mrs Renee Maxwell trims the beard and mustache of student Phil Pica in preparation for his presen- tation in the Drama I class. Mr. Woodrow Sullivan holds an individual conference with Artie Murphy in an effort to improve composition work and writing style. Photo left: Mrs. Dearth explains her comments on an essay written by Veronica Register and offers ideas for improve ments. Mrs Renee Maxwell Mr Edmund Rezetko Mrs. Bonnie Stoia Mr. Woodrow Sullivan Mrs. Mary Todt £1 Students Elect Candidates Ms Michelle Brennen Nanavelle Zoback registers voters John Wilson and Chris Wickberg in a mock election in Mr. Thomas Perry's U S History II class. Junior Neal Acciam and sophomore Sharon Rocchi examine a miniature model of James Fort in their U S. History I class Photo right Senior Cathy Halsey registers voter' Ronald Rugg for the mock governmental elections held in U S. History classes in November as Miss Sue Johnson challenges his eligibility I 16 Mr Warren Matson Mr Edward Meehan Mr William Mulrenen Mr. Robert Otrupchak Mr Joseph Piserchia (b Mr. Robert Strangia Chairman i I Department Chairman Mr Robert Strangia lectures on the development of slavery in America to a U S. History I class. Curriculum at Red Bank Regional has changed and the Social Studies Department was not to be left behind. Modifications in the social studies progression enabled students to enter U.S. His- tory I during their sophomore year, to complete U.S. History II as a junior, to leave senior year open for extended research. An emphasis on gov ernment and current events has also been added to the standard historical texts, providing stu dents with parallels between present events and historical happenings. In November, U.S. History I classes held mock elections for the New Jersey race for governor and council. The Advanced Placement History II class learned to combine research techniques with historical knowledge to find answers to trivia questions, ranging in subject from the longest Democratic Convention to the number of children of various presidents. This department, headed by Mr. Robert Stran gia, believes that these modifications made the social studies courses more interesting and informative for the student body of today. Math Department Functions Well Mrs Mary Diggms There is fun in functions, says Mr. John Kuhar, Math Department Chairman. Basic math is being stressed to meet minimal standards set by the Board of Education via the State Assess- ment testing. The college prep classes are even finding that functions are present in each of the courses, ranging from Algebra 1 to Calculus — Advanced Math. A new Elementary Functions course is being added to next year’s curriculum at the jun- ior level to further enhance the understanding of this concept. Laura Gabbe solves a difficult algebraic equation on the board in her Algebra I class Miss Mary Larsen finishes explaining a proof of the angle-addition theorem to her Honors Geometry class. 118 Mr John Kuhar. Math Department chairman, explains the process of graphing the polar coordinates of a four leafed rose to Janet Johnson and Chris Scott, students m his calculus class Photo right Mr Louis Ploskonka lectures Tracy Dickerson and Tom McDonald about solving decimal equations in their Basic Math class. Mrs. Gail Hahn explains the theorems for the addition of cosines to her first period Trigonometry I class. Miss Mary Larsen Mr Charles Unger I t 119 Science Combines Research and Lab Work 120 Mr Alexander Cheyne Mr William Hay Mr Richard Mundrane Mr Larry Seip Chairman Mr Gerald Gance Mr Pierre Layton Mr. Daniel Porzio Mr John Woodward Mr Pierre Layton checks the procedure of Joseph Benmato. Mathew Izzo and Stephen Scott as they test and record the digestion of starch by an enzyme David Blakelock records the beat of Tim Naimen’s heart on the EKG in the Science Research Seminar Red Bank Regional's Science Department has designed its programs to stimulate and to increase the academic background of students in the sciences. The importance of science on the technology of our world today is seen more and more. The science staff is providing students with insight of the values of specific sciences. Department Chairman Mr. Larry Seip desires to instill in the science students an even greater feeling of curiosity within the functioning of sci- entific concepts and the pursuance of research methods. Students learn through discovery; labo ratory sessions are of great value to the students since they can individually internalize the con cepts. By collecting data, organizing it and graphing the results, the students gain a greater awareness of scientific concepts such as: using research, making accurate measurements, and forming conclusions from given information. Joe Sieben releases a pendulum from its starting position in a physics experiment in computing the period of a pendulum's movement Delores Martin and Darcell Luke measure quantities of chemicals and label test tubes in preparing a lab on the rate of solution for various chemical solvents Photo left: Wilbert Lawrence. Mike Bost, Dana Morton, and Kathy Salmeri determine the acceleration of a freely falling obiect in an experiment in the physics class. 121 Language Department Places Accents on Culture Mr Andrew Camerota Chairman Headed by Mr. Andrew Camerota, the Foreign Language Department enabled students to appreciate the value of learning a foreign lan- guage. Oral work and writing, plus one day per week in the lab, helped to achieve perfection in pronunciation and comprehension. Grammar and vocabulary were not the only subjects stud- ied; students learned the aesthetics and cultural qualities of the various countries, Germany, France, Spain, and Latin-speaking countries through media presentations, guest foreign exchange students, and such parties as Mrs. Dacey’s annual Christmas fiesta. This exposure to cultures different from ours provided students with a broad and balanced background. Robert Gray follows the book as he repeats the phrases on the tape in the Language Lab completing an assignment in Mr Richard Robinson s Spanish I class i Mrs. Jean Dacey Mr John King Mr Patrick McCormack Mr Richard Robinson Mr Richard Robinson listens attentively as Joe Benmato and Peter Marx rehearse a dialogue for their Spanish II class. Brantley Douglas and Karl Mindich complete a difficult quiz on verbal forms in their Spanish III class Photo left Mrs. Jean Dacey leads exchange student Alvaro Zabeu and Hortencia Reeves in pronouncing the Spanish names for various Halloween symbols 123 124 Mr Richard Allen Mrs. Gertrude Foster Mr Robert Nogueira Chairman Mr. Lawrewnce Perrine Mr. Roger Schneider Mrs Elizabeth Tibbets Mr. Daniel Wainwright Voc. Ed. Opens Horizons for Skill Development Junior Joan Coyle leads children in singing “I've Got Two Eyes as part of the Child Care program of the Vocational Education Department. To develop self esteem, to achieve an identity, to set long range goals and to meet the demands of society are the classic goals of adolescence. Red Bank Regional’s Department of Vocational Technical, Fine, and Practical Arts Education is structured to assist secondary school students in the achievement of these tasks. Career planning and skill training are only two of the goals of the department that contribute to the classical tasks. Many of the courses contrib ute to the other goals by providing hands-on experience with materials, machines, and proc- esses. Art education assists students in expressing ideas and feelings through a variety of media. They also provide skill development in the areas of visual experience and appreciation. Home Economics Education is no longer lim- ited to cooking and sewing. Contemporary issues of family living, problems of adolescence, con- sumer affairs, child development, and making-it- on-your-own are major units in the course. Industrial Arts experience has also been modi fied over the years to help develop skills in classes such as Know Your Car. Home Repairs, Exploring Construction and Employment Orienta tion, and Technical Drawing. It is the overall intent of the activities to provide an environment in which eighth grade boys and girls can enter and within four years or so leave as self-directed young men and women. Seniors Anthony Biancamano and Drew Sciaulino prepare to adjust the ignition timing during auto mechanics class. Mr. Richard Allen instructs Dwayne Gutridge in the use of a T square and triangle in completing a project for the technical Drawing I class. Photo left: Junior Mike Lordi watches as Mr Lawrence Perrine adjusts the photographic enlarger in the Basic Photography darkroom 125 Students Ready Themselves for Careers Juniors Brian Maith and Ernest Moore wood clamp a frame for a Woodshop project. Tony llarraza and Bina Inghilleri apply India ink to their repouse projects in Crafts I. 126 Mr. John Luckenbill Music Department Produces Regional Contestors Room D182, more commonly known to Red Bank Regional students as the music room, was never quiet. Depending on the time of day, one could hear the chorus members warming up with simple scales, the orchestra preparing selections from “West Side Story for the Christmas con- cert, or the band rehearsing a half-time show or music for their exchange trip to Florida to per- form at Disney World. These various musical groups were brought together by the expert direction of Mr. John W. Luckenbill. Offered to both beginning and expert musicians were four one-year programs in chorus, band, and orches- tra. Music gave students a chance to express themselves and to learn to work as part of a group, and this work was exhibited by the quality of the Music Department’s programs and con- certs. Fred Dunbar, Penny Pendell, and John Marrah. members of the orchestra, prepare for the ’Winter Choral Concert.” Junior Glenn Weisman, solo bass player, rehearses selections from the Sound of Music” for the Winter Concert Janet Johnston and Noel Gamble utilize the opportunity to practice with the orchestra during lunch periods Photo left Mr Carmine Forte lectures on African sculpture in his Crafts III class. 127 Mr Allan Morrison Chairman 41 Mrs. Marjorie Wamstead Mrs Audrey Jablonski Mr. Nicholas Pizzuli Mrs. Naomie Werse Eugene Savage waits for the beginning bell to sound so he can begin his timed typing test to find his average words per minute Business Education Emphasizes Practical Skills Mr Nick Pizzulli reviews a Keypunch card assignment with senior Leslie McKernan. Juanita Reid completes a difficult calculation on the adding machine during a class in Office Occupations. The Business Education Department under the leadership of Mr. Allen Morrison acknowledges the need for skilled business, office and market- ing workers in a rapidly changing society. Recog- nizing this need, the Business teachers are com- mitted to providing the students at Red Bank Regional with the skills necessary to enter these fields. Initial exposure to business is followed by intensified learning experiences structured in a business environment. In a capstone experience specific competencies and business behaviors are merged in a simulated office occupied labora- tory, or in real business world experiences. “The Buc Stop” bridges the gap between school and retailing. Mrs. Wamstead assists Sophomore Winona Roberts in prac ticing the keyboard in her Typing I class. Photo left: Senior Gay Davis completes exercises designed to increase the speed of her shorthand in her Stenography I class. 129 Health and Fitness Shape Up in Physical Education Mrs. Karen Cook The Health, Physical Education, and Driver Training Department's task has been the devel- oping of courses which are functionally linked to the knowledge and attitudes of the secondary school and the society. This department provided a setting in which experiences helped each stu- dent to enjoy physical activity, to feel good about himself, and to accept himself and others. A vari- ety of opportunities for vigorous activities through which there may be alleviation of frustra- tions and tensions helped to develop self-confi- dence and individual initiative. The knowledge and experience gained from these coeducational activities encouraged and assisted the individual to maintain fitness throughout life. SCHOOL area PfOULATORY Mr Chester Young shows sophomores Jane Barbusm and Rita Ballard the basic shapes and colors of common traffic signs in their Driver’s Education class. 130 Freshman Michael Lopez adjusts the weights in the cross over pulleys on the Universal Weight room. Gary Herviow sets up the ball for Stanley Reevey to spike it over the net in an active game of volleyball Photo right: Mr. William Kunze instructs Carmelma Par mentola and Laura Henderson in proper stance and han dling of a football in a co-ed gym class. Mr. William Kunze Mr Andrew Russo Mr James Leo Chairman Miss Uva Thompson Mr. Chester Young Pat Rock concentrates on form as he works out on the Universal in order to build strength and endurance. 131 Media Center Features Research Materials Mrs. Margaret Brown Mrs Genevieve Galatro I Mr James Zuccaro Director Mrs Margaret Brown. Media Center Secretary, checks the file for overdue books, and sends out notices to tardy students. 132 Walking into the Media Center, one is awed by the quietness and neatness of it. This is all due to Mr. James Zucarro, Director of the Media Center. Not only does the Media Center have an excellent provision of books and periodicals, but it also has a fine vertical file. Teachers order audio visual materials from the Media Center in an attempt to supplement a particular unit. Available to students is a 5-credit course in Media. Twenty-three student aids charge out books, duplicate cassettes and prepare audio vis- ual materials for teachers. Students and Aides Work Toward T and E Goals Mrs. Joyce Ambrose Mrs. Sherry Kosberg Mrs. Celia Levine Mrs. Ginger Mulligan Mrs. Joyce Ambrose assists Alyson Scott with work in basic mathematics problems. Photo left: Judy Gooding nad Jocelyn Bennett thumb through a fashion magazine during their unstructured time in the Media Center. Federal funding permits the Title I Program to hire aides who provide supplementary aid for stu dents in the areas of mathematics and language arts. These aids work with the students individu ally and in small groups, which enables students to concentrate more fully on individual skills. Miss Mary Johnson, Director of the Title I pro gram, also supervises the state-financed State Compensatory Education plan which provides additional instruction in Math and English. ft® Becky Burdge answers questions after completing the read mg of a short story in the Title I program. 133 Staff Assures Smooth Functioning Mr. Frank Bublin Mrs Vmzie Fontana Mr Frank Kersey Mrs. Anna Meehan Mrs. Froncel Peed Mr. Levi Burney Mr. Robert Tideman Mr Santos Chimenti Mr. Carl Henderson Mrs. Dorothy Loversidge Mrs. Norma Mergner Mrs. Beverly Perkins Mr. Gary Lukich Mrs. Estelle Mond Mr Joseph Pigott Mrs. Vernia Davis Mr. Harry Hopkins Mrs Gertrude Martinez Mrs. Doris Noonan Mrs. Elizabeth Pinto Mrs. Pat Fedorko Mrs Lillian Kaufman Mr Jesse McCain Mrs. Irene Orsini Mr. John Puglisi 134 Miss Veronica Richman Mrs Catherine Roberts Mr. Norman Roberts Mrs. Lena Vaccarelli Mrs. Gwendolyn Walling Mrs. Helen Webb Mrs. Elizabeth Sheridan Few people realize how much was done by so few to keep our school from falling into disrepair. These few were, of course, the custodial staff. These seldom seen people worked almost twenty- four hours a day. Mr. Robert Tiedeman, head of the staff, supervised everything from cleaning and repairs inside the building to maintenance of our athletic fields. The secretaries also merit recognition for the tremendous amount of paperwork and other cler ical jobs they completed on a daily basis. One office that was never empty was the Nurse's Office. At least once every period, Mrs. Estelle Mond had to tend someone, not to men- tion the people who came after school for physi- cals. Despite the number of people she adminis- tered to during the day, Mrs. Charlotte Gersten was always right on top of any emergency. Working hard to serve a nutritious, well-bal- anced lunch every day was the cafeteria staff. Headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Pinto, these workers added a smile to every meal they offered. Senior Hilda Nieves waits to pay Mrs. Fredorko for a lunch during National School Lunch week, October 10-14. Switch board operator Mrs. Irene Orsini answers the phone as Miss Dorothy Lov ersidge takes a message. Photo left: Mrs. Vinzie Fontana prepares lasagna for hungry students on a special International Lunch Day. Students Choices in classes, courses of study, extracurri- cular activities, and plans for the future all assist students in learning to make decisions, a skill that is used repeatedly throughout life. 136 Seniors.............................138-165 Juniors.............................166-1 71 Sophomores..........................172-177 Freshmen............................178-183 137 Seniors Present Palmer Memorial Trophy Dorothy E. Accardi Timothy E. Aumack Dale S. Bass Gene M Armstrong Susanne F. Alexander James D. Allen Darryl M Barbusm Ashley C. Aymomer Glenn E Battle Angelica J. Becker Jocelyn A. Bennett 138 Peter W Bennett Phillip Bergeron Kathleen R. Bevacqua Anthony J. Biancamano Nina L. Bogosian Seniors Penny Pendell and Luke Ferrone relax on the patio during their unstructured time. Jeffrey M. Bohanan 139 78 Graduates Flip Over Pancakes Michael E Bost James E. Brandon Albert C. Buckalew Lederle M Carroll Becky J Burdge Anne B. Castleman Thomas M Chambers Larry E Brown Pamela D. Campbell Oscar A. Chicas UO Michael Ciampoli Angela L Citarella Amy Greenberg sells a football program to a spectator while Judy Gooding approaches to help make change. John C. Clark Jeanette Crespo William Crespo Colette S. Clay Shirley A. Coates M Graduates Plan for Prom Cheerleading co-captain Mary Jane Ellison adds the finishing touch to a poster which will decorate the gym during Spirit Week held September 19 24. 142 Gay T. Davis Virginia Desmond Robert A. Donaldson Mark A. Dunn John V. DeLuca Jason P. Demont Susan D. DePonti Anne M. DiCarlo Michael G. Dinkel Anthony D. Dixon Karen E Douglas Robert D. Duffie Frederick D. Dunbar U3 Albrizio's Assortment Graduates With Honors Daniel Gould Rose Graves Amy S. Greenberg Meredith A. Gorsuch Catherine J. Halsey John D. Halverson Susan E. Halverson Marc W. Gutleber Veronica H. Hamrick Kristy L. Hancher George R. Hankins Dawn M Hardy 146 Michael J. Hayes Helen B. Heath Elizabeth P. Hendrickson John M. Hendrickson Concession workers Judy Gooding and Suzanne Alexander take orders lor hot dogs and drinks at a football game against Shore Regional 147 Seniors Sponsor Spaghetti Dinner Candice R Howell Daniel J Hudson Charles A. Heulitt Robert J. Holiday Soccer star Bob Duffie has complete control of the ball as he dribbles toward a goal in a game against Henry Hudson Mary A. Irizarry Joseph L Johnson Anthony M Izzo Lydia F. Johnson Theresa Johnson Gretchen Jones Mona S. Jacobs Jeffrey C. Jensen Shelly Jones Alvina B Kearney Cheryl L. Kerner Mack Jones Gail W Kezer Demse B Knight 149 Seniors Present Once Upon a Mattress Scott A. Kramer Jane F. Kuhlman Amy Greenberg and Jill Curchin dance to 'Black Widow in the Junior Class Gong Show, held October 7 I Lisa M. LaBatch Eugenia J. Laboissonmere William H Landis Jerome M. Larson Anita L. Lewis Virginia A. Latham Mark S. Lewis Travis W Lane Jeanne Larson Donna G. Levmsky Wilbert Lawrence Nancy R. Luckenbill Raymond E. Livingston Louis F Marotta Joseph F. Madure Barbara L Malone John A Marr 151 Class of '78 Collects on Concessions Jonathan I. Marx Aaron F McClendon Rose S Mellaci George J. Martin Linda M Marswillo Carmine F. Mazzucca Patrick Mazzucca Margaret A McCabe William McHeffey Leslie V. McKernan Anne L. McNeil Ronald B Melser Dana A Mihlon John J Merris 152 Clara V. Miller Robert Mitchell Marianne Moss John M Muller 4 r i. 153 John Ricci grinds a brake down in his Auto Shop class Seniors Explore Career Choices on Career Day Jeanne D Naiman Marcia J Needle Arthur Murphy Hermelda Nedrick Steven Nesci Suzanne D. Newman Cathy Halsey listens as Sgt. McKenzie discusses career possibilities in Den tal Hygiene at the senior Career Breakfast 155 Gloria Pack Seniors Face Final Farewells Mary E. Palagano Meg McCabe listens to Mr Franklin, a representative of Taylor Institute, discuss lay out and copy patterns for the 1978 Log. Sandra Parmentola Jacqueline A Patterson 156 Penny A. Pendell Linda R. Polonsky Moira P. Quinn Kathleen L. Pennington James Procelli Daniel Rabinowitz Linda M. Phillips Timothy J. Pierce Robert Porter Kathryn B. Rainey Robert Rail 157 Todd Ranson Juanita Reid Charles F. Rell John N. Ricci Commencement Approaches for 78 Grads Margaret R. Riegelman Lauren J. Rodman Lon M. Rosenquist Theodore E. Ross Maryann Roth 158 Kyle S. Rothgeb Michael B. Rovder Ronald R. Rugg Douglas W Runge Barbara G. Sanderson Katharine R Salmeri Patricia B Santelle Kathryn J Savage ) I 159 78 Bucs Win C Division Title Tracy J Scheffling Gwen B. Schneider Thomas H. Schroll Ellen F. Schultz Drew J. Sciaulmo Elaine Scott Mark A. Siedlecki Keith R Sturn Sandra Shea Diane M Siciliano Jane M. Sickles Jeffrey D Siegler Theodore Soden Denise G. Solan 160 Christi L. Swanson Julio C. Tellechea Mark R. Tenenbaum Lisa A Thomas Pat Mazzucca concentrates on positioning as he works to increase leg strength on the Universal Gym in the school's weight room. 161 Memo Boards Prove Financial Success Aracelia Torres Michael F. Trezza Mary Anne Tsadilas Eve A. Thompson Nathan J. Tomamo Maryann Roth and Jeanette Grespo take orders for message boards from Tom Chambers as a fund raiser for the class of '78 162 James Vickers Debbie M Wadsworth Tracy A. Walter Eileen S. Whelan Linda A Wentway Christopher Wickberg Barbara A Wieber Steven W Wikoff Margaret M Wilbert 163 Seniors Prepare to Meet New Horizons John A. Wilson Michelle S. Wolfson Frank W Woodward Mark D. Wilson Robert S. Wilson William J Wolchak Stephen D Wollman 1 Robert E. Womble Alvaro Zabeu Christopher M Zeiner Nanarelle Zoback 164 Dan Gould performs his rendition of Cats •n the Cradle '° much applause at the Junior Class Gong Show 165 Juniors Sponsor Christmas Carousel Acciani. Neal Acerra, Mark Acker. Marguerite Adams, David Allgood. Alfreda Archmal, Ann Armstrong, Lauren Askew. Debra Atkinson, Dwight Baird, Barbara Baird. Bonnie Balmikas, Nicholas Baynton. Lori Bevacqua, Donna Biancomano. Margaret Bills, James Blakelock, David Boyle. Bette Boyle, William Bardley, Holly Brennan, John Brodfuhrer, Karen Brooks. Elaine Brown, Ronald Bruno, Gerald Bruno. Lisa Bruno, Thomas Bruscella, Diane Cam, Theresa Caivano. Nicholas Calandra, Janice Cannata, Richard Cantelmo, Donna Carr. Cedric Carter, Crystal Cassidy, Norreen Charron. Andrew Chato, Alexa Chieffalo, Joanne Ciampoli, Rose Citerella, Ralph Clayton. George 166 Dave Blakelock sets up leads for an EKG reading of Tim Naimen during Mr Larry Seip's Science Research class Clayton. William Connell. Colleen Connell. Danny Cooney. Kathleen Cortelyou, David Cosentino, Kelly Costa, Lillian Costello, Virginia Coyle, Joan Credle. Gloria Credle. Gregory Cross, Lisa Crotchfelt, Arlene Cummings, Helen Cunnett. David Currier. Dawn Davis. Brian Davis, Greg Dean, Rose DeGennaro, Nancy DeGennaro, Diane DePonte, Jeff DeStefano, Sheila Dekens, Daisy DiBlasio, Benny DiLascia. Andrea DiNocera, Clelia Dobrosky, Cheryl Doelger, Susan Donahue, Colleen Douglas. Brantley Douglas, Mike Dove. Lynn Dowd, Virginia Earle. Linda Edmons. Benton Eagan, Micheal ElMenshawy, Manal Fazekas, Alice Ferrogie, Phil Fisher, Donna Fisher, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Julie Fleck, Betty Foster, David Galassi, Roseann Galbraith. Timmy 167 Gamble, Barbara Garofola, Joseph Garrett, Wayne Garrison. Amy Garrison, Wanda Gelso. Theresa Geroge, Anthony Giglio, Peggy Gislesson, William Goodhue, Paul Govmsky. Laurie Graff. Valerie Granato, Patti Grause. Bob Gray, John Gray, Milton Gronert, Monica Gunther, Todd Gutirrez, Loius Gutridge, Joseph Harris. Juliet Harris, Mitzi Harvey, Karen Healy, Lisa Henely, Eileen Herrmann, Jay Hill, Winford Hintelmann, Laura Hoehn, Jacqueline Hogen, Frank Holmes. Patti Hotaling, Lori Howell, Sandy Hubbard, Nicky Hukkmen, Harry Hussey, James Jackson, Tim Jasso. Sylvia Jensen, Lynn Johnson,Josephine Johnson. Lawrence Johnson, Lorraine Johnson, Wendi Jones, Samual Konzelman, Jill Kristiansen, Martin Lane. Micheal Lanier, Craig Lascelles, Stephen Lee. Kathy Lentini, Susan Lepre, Anthony Lewis. Desmond Light. Bobby Lightsey. Elaine Lodge, Dwayne Lopez. Kenny Lordi, Micheal Lowe, William MacConnel, Peter Maith, Brian Maletto, Catherine Mallon, Mary Marone, David Marr, Susie Marshall. Lisa Marswillo, Joe Martin, David Mauer, Pamela McCaffrey. Robert McCue, Robert McGuire. Maryann McHeffey, Robert 168 Class of 79 Grads Go Ask Alice McLawhorn, Ronnie McLearen, Mary McNamara. James Merris, William Mikmch. Kathy Miller. Bonnie Miller. Rodger Milligan, Dianne Minton, Benji Misklow, Phil Mitter, Donna Montgomery, Stephen Moore, Bruce Moore, Ernest Morgan. Janet Morton, Dana Moses, Cheryl Murphy, Diane Naiman, Timothy Nichols. Derek O'Hern, Danny Orfanides, Kim Otten, Greg Pack, Cynthia Parrish, Thomas Paschetto. Andrew Phillips. Dianne Phipps, Debbie Powell. Denise Powell, Karen Poyner, Marilyn Privetera, Jack Junior Nancy DeGennaro completes assignment Job 9 using an Electric Calculator in Mr Pizzuli's Business Machines class 169 juniors Look Toward Final Year Purstell. Laura Radzik, Mike Register, Veronica Rener, Alison Ribot, Cindy Rich. Eileen Rich, Mike Rigby, Sue Riley, Sharror Rioux, Joyce Roberts, Mary Robinson, Sheila Rodriguez, Iris Rose, Chris Rowe, Kim Russo. Jacqueline Sage, Pat Sanderson, Sandra Savoth, Charles Schenk. Donna Schenk, Andre Schindler. Dave Schneider, Danny Scott, Allison Scott, Chris Scott, Sandra Seaman, Christina Sesito, Rose Selah, Ardeth Sheard, Benjamin Sheridan, Parrish Sickels, Debbie Sieben. Joe Simmons, Robin Juniors Shelia DeStefanoand Andrea DiLacia sing A Spoonful of Sugar.” 170 Sommer. Bill Spencer, Maureen Stoddard, Gary Stootbotf. Anthony Story, Tom Sturmfels. Ellen Sullivan, Richard Szipszky, Patty Tanen, Phillip Thompson. Andre Tobin, John Tomato, Sylvia Tracy, Joel Trambarulo, Peggy Treppiccione, Diane Trimble. Beverly Triska, Diane Trochan, Barbara Trooper, Anne Trufolo. Tommy Vanderhoof. Albert VanSciver, Beverly Velaquez, Mary Vickers, Ronnie Voss, Sue Walker, Carl Waterbury, Elizabeth Weiler, Carol Weinkofsky, Karen Weisman, Glenn Wells, Kathy Weston, Danny Whitehurst, David Wichman, Janet Wickberg, Dawn Williams, Mark Willis, Mel Wolchak, Kathy Wood, Debra Woodward, Dave Woodward, Richard Wooley, Lisa Wright. Pat Wynberg, Neil Wyndorf, Carrie 171 Sophomores Sponsor Paperdrives Biology teacher Mr. Pierre Layton discusses neutrons with sophomores Lisa Phipps, Cathy Walsh, and Wendy Denton. Acerra. Anna Acerra, Andrea Acerra. Phyllis Adams, Frank Adams, Mark Agee. Tanya Aklus, Bob Allen, David Atkinson. Vincent Aumack, Andrew Baird, Beverly Banker. Derek Barbusin, Jayne Bass. Glenn Bauer, Chris Becker, Julie Bemnato. Joseph Bennett, Justine Besse, Robert Betz, John Bibens, Selina Bliss, Rick Blue, Carol Bolden, Linda 172 Bolden. Wayne Boylan, Peter Branton, Laura Brennan. Brian Brodfuhrer, Lisa Brown, Craig Brown. Matthew Brown. Parlethia Bruno. Robert Burgess, James Burnett. Theodore Burton. Chris Burton, Scott Caffrey. Robert Caivano, Philip Canneto, Mark Cononoco, Shelly Carroll. Debbie Carroll. John Carroll, Karen Cartegena, Vincent Charbonneau, Lillian Chicas, Jose Clancy. Loretta Clarke. Andy Conk, Doug Conrander, Kelly Costello, Darlene Cotter, Chris Cunningham, Cheryl Curchin, Cheryl Daniels, Cheri Daniels, Rick Daniels, Lori Davis, Cecelia Davis, Jeff Davis, Stephen Dean, Robin Demmqueve, Maryanne Denton, Wendy Dixon, Louis Dobrowsky, Diane Dobrowlski. Jayne Donahue, Karen Donohoe. Karlyn Donato. Carlos Drawbaugh, Lisa Duffie. David Dunn, Darrel Durham, Ivan Ellegood, Julia Elliot, Margaret El Menshawy, Yaser Febus, Charles Fedorko, Mona Fennick, Robert Ferguson, John Figaro, John Finch. Beth Flynn, Colleen Frank, Katy Frost, Allan Fuget, Hilda Garrett. Gregory Garret, Kenny Gettis, Mark Gongora, Sallie Goodson, Brenda Gornee. Edward Halloran, Karen Horace. Cheryl Hardy, Richard Hayes, Marcia Healy. Kathy Henely. Michael Hicks. Rita Hohmann, Tim Hollenbach. Peter Holsay. William Hotaling. Christie 173 Class of '80 — Half-way There Hughes. Kevin Hussey. Margaret llarraza, Tony Irrizarry. Miguel Izzo, Matthew Jackson. Renee Jaegar, Scott Jaye, Jeffrey Jenkins, Michael Jewell. Scott Johnson, Brian Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Laura Johnston, Janet Jones, Twana Kearney, Hugh Kearney, Raymond Kedrowsky, Diane Keegan, Jane Kennedy. Sylvia Kerner. Kelly Kettyle, Laurie King, James Kingsbury, Beth Klein, Carmen Knapp. Gigi Labardee. James Labardee, Patrick LaCosta. Delores Lane, Hilary Lanier, Tony Larsen, Mary Lewis, Donald Lewis, Frank Lewis, Michael Lombard. Chris Lopez, Michael Lordi, Susan Lynn, Michelle Madure, Frank Maletto, Robert Malone. John Mancie, Karen Malone, Patrick Marcelli. John Markiewitz, Suzanne Marko. John Marrah, John Martin, Brooks Martin. Elizabeth Martinez, Susan Matthews, Ken Maxwell. Victoria Mazzuca. Lisa McCabe, Michie McMcabe. Tom Mclearen. Doug McClendon. Michael MacCray. John McMullm, Betsy McNeal. John Melser. Monica Melvin, Melvin Mihlon. Dane Miller. Barbara Miller, Joann Mindmch, Ellen Mindnich, Karl Moore. Fedrick Moore. Jennifer Morgan. Jay Morgan, Joanne 74 Sophomore Dawn Simon designs a poster which will decorate the gym for the pep rally before the Long Branch game Parker, Beth Pacitti, Marie Pagaan, Nancy Owens, Charles Orzechowski, Maryann Oram, Suzanne Nesci, Kevin Neely, Terry Neely, Patricia Natale, Jackie Murphy, Timmy Murphy, Tommy Mulligan, Valerie Muller, Kevin Morris, Jackie Parmentola. Carmelina Parmentola, Paul Parrish, Steve Paschetto, Miriam Patterson, Donna Patterson, Greg Peck, Howard Pendall, Mark Perkins, Jim Peseux, Pam Phipps, Lisa Pierce, Jenny Piercy, Barry Ponturiero, Augie Portee. Robert Potter, Bonita Price, Theresa Provencher, Frank Rainey, David Rail, Bill Ramos, Ruth Reevey, Stanley Reid, Laura Reilly, Jimmy Ricci. Sharon 175 Sophomores Show School Spirit Richards, Mitchel Robbins, Mary lou Roberts, Winona Rock. Patrick Robinson. Rodney Romano, Marie Roth, J. Rothfuss, William Rowe, Donny Ruzica, Diedra Santos. Carol Satter, Barbara Sause, Susan Savage, Eugene Savage, Eugene Scalzo. Marie Schweers, Andrew Scott, Cathy Semple. John Seward. Renee Shea. Nancy Short. Debbie Shreeve, Amanda Schullstrum. Kevin Sieben, Mark Simmons, Barret Simmons, Carl Simon, Dawn Slechta, Robert Smoot, Joanne Smith, Tony Snow, Susan Soden, Gordon Soleau, Karen Stathum, Tony Steers, Scott Sophomore Carl Simms practices the halftime musical number ’Watermelon Man” in band class. 176 Stewart, Audrey Susser, Mindy Tatum, Robert Terry, Brenda Thomas. Kim Tobin, Margaret Torres, Delinda Trepiccione, Theresa Trimble, Anthony Trimboli, Glenn Trochan, Terry Trufalo, Linda Underwood, Clifford VanHemmen. Pirn VanVelthoven, Debbie Vescio. Joseph Wadsworth, Melanie Walrer, Daniel Walsh, Kathy Walsh, Jackie Walter, Leslie Waters. Nancy Waters, Susan Wentway, Charles West, Jeff White, Patty Wilbert, John Williams, Barry Wittig, Marta Wright, Karen Zeccola. Judy Zucker, Jeanne 177 Freshmen Elect Officers Accera, Brenda Accera, James Acciani, Lynn Allen, Drew Aumack, Mark Avati, Sally Barbado, Marianne Bevaqua, Mike Bibbens, Michael Biddle, Veronica Biley, Mark Bohanan. Jennifer Brandon, James Brucella. Lisa Bruno, Kathy Bruno, Lauren Bruno, Mike Burdge, Albert Burdge, Donald Byrnes. Sean Calondriello, Bob Carlucci. Michael Carroll, Tim Cantelo, Dorthy Cantelo, MaryKate Carter, Barbara Castleman, Liz Chamberlain. Diane Charron, Joanne Christainsen, Morgan Cintron, Wilfredo Clapp, David Clancy, Robert Coene, Ted Collier, Frank Collier, Terri Collins, Elizabeth Collins, Scott Connell, Kelly Conner, Jim At Freshman Orientation, J.V. Coach Mr. Patrick McCormack registers prospective soccer players freshmen Hank Simon and Shannon Giblin and sophomores Jeff Jaye and Barry Williams. 178 Four-year Varsity starter Nancy Hauck struggles to retrieve the ball from a Keport opponent. Gutridge. Dwayne Hagen, AnneMari Hamilton, Marcella Harris, Jeffrey Harrison, Thelma Cooper. Brad Cooper, Nancy Cortelyou. Elenor Costa, Sandra Cotter. Susan Coyle. Pal Crine, Kathleen Crotchfelt. Janet Csapa, Susan Cubuliski, Denise Cureton. Gerard Curtis, Melissa Damen, Stacey Davis, Mark Dawson, Suzanne Dekens. Marla Delaney, Andre Dickerson, Tracey DiLascia, Paula Douglas, Marc Duffie, Susan Dukes, Taderal Dulaney, Valerie Edmonds. Charles Egan, Erin Emmons. Lisa Enander. Tim Farley, Paul Ferreri, Belinda Figliola, Ubaldo Fiasconaro. Lori Fisher, Mark Flax, Ernest Fleicher, Laura Forsyth, Brandy Foster, Suzy Gabb6, Laura Gebhardt, James Glavin, Sherrill Goodhue, Geraldine Grause, Heidi Gamble, Desiree Giblin, Shannon Gramble, Nancy Gray. Tom Grey, Robert Grove, Helen Gultleber, Lloyd 179 Frosh Sell Magazines Henderson, Laura Hern, Karen Heulitt, Robert Herviou, Gary Hever, Jeff Hmtleman, Lisa Hodgkiss, Mike Hoffman, Alan Hoffman, Mark Hohmann, Elizabeth Holden, Katherine Holsey, Ann Horsman, George Howitt, Larry Jackson. Avis Jackson, James Jackson, Lisa Jacoby, Suzanne Johnson, John Johnson, Wanda Jones, Anthony Jones, Donna Jones, Kent Judge, Dana Kearney. Robert Keifer, Sherry Kezer, Ann Kingsbury, Steven Kirkman, Angela Kislm, Joanne Lackitian, Keith LaManna. Judy Landis. Jennifer Laverette, Charles Laverty, Patty Leheny, Rachel Leary, Peter Lennard. Mitchell Lentini. MaryEllen Linton, Michael Linton, Sherrieann Luke, Darcelx Lucisano, Frank Lynch. George MacConnell, Nancy MacCray. Gloria MacCray, Gwen 80 Maith. Andrew Mancuso, Cheryl Marks. Peter Marotta, JohnPaul Marshall. Lester Martin, Deiores Martino, Elaine Mazzaco, John McBee, Stephani McDonald, Tom McGrath, Pat McGuire. Andrew McKee, Barbara McNamara. Dave McNeil, Susan Meade, John Merris, Wendy Meyer. Jennifer Millar. Dave Miller, Gerard Miller, Holly Miltenberger. Ginger Mindmch, Jimmy Minton, Nancy Mitter, Kim Moore. Jennifer Morgan, Jill Muldan. Raymond Mule, Leonard Naimen, John Neely, Terry Needle, Jesse Nelson, Avril Nichols, Shirley Nixon, Susan Orlowsky. Alex Owens, Charles Parcell, Stacey Parker, James Parker, Keith Parker. Terence Perez, Tony Peterson, Lisa Polonsky, Amy Porter, Jacqueline Pridy, Jim Pritchard, Kenneth 181 Class of '81 Begins High School Adventure Provencher, Tom Pujals. Nanette Quiles, Soma Rabon, Lori Raiver, Hortesia Ramos. Judy Reardon, Chris Redden. Steve Reevey, Robin Register, Thomas Reid, Chris Reid, Jeffrey Rener, Richard Rice, Jeanette Richardson, Loraine Riegleman, Ben Rizzuto, Anthony Roberts, Greg Roberts, Kathy Rodman, Steven Rogers, Chris Romandetti, John Rose, Diane Ross, Darron Rowe, John Rowe, Tammy Royce. Robert Russell, Tim Safford. Ramona Salzano, James Samaras, Chris Santiago, Jose Sarpolys, Rick Schenck, Dennis Schroll, John Scoppetulo, Tony Scott, Laura Scott. Robin Scott, Steven Semple, Liz Seuffert, Peter Seward, Irish Shea, Laurie Sheard, Shelia Sherwood, Barry Sickles. Chris Sieben, Ann 182 Silverman, Andy Simmons, Kendall Simon, Hank Simon, Lionel Small Erika Smart. Paul Smith, Sharon Snow, Linda Soldo, Ralph Spencer, Gwen Spencer, Stewart Spencer, Tim Stathum, Yvonne Stoothoff, Karen Stewart, Audrey Tartaglia, Mike Taylor. Marylou Tellechea, Sandra Tillman, Kari Tomas, Sean Triska, John Ulan, Laura Underwood, Michelle Vega, Sandra Vick, Elizabeth Wall. Mary Walsh, Debbie Walter, June Walter, Matt Washington, Freda Washington, Wendy Waterbury, Tom Weiler, Patty Wellsted, Judy Westerman, Amy Whitmore, Hilary Wichmann, David Wikoff, Dave Winn, Kathy Wood. Mark Wright, Virginia Wyndorf, Peter Yarbrough, Aldolph Yarbrough, Phyllis Yrjanainen, John Zahn, Linda Zeiner, Peter 183 Log Completes Eighth Volume Quad packs, croppers, grease pencils, and pressure from deadlines were all part of the day- to-day work of the yearbook staff. After choosing the theme of “Decisions,” the staff began the seemingly endless parade of gathering copy, typ- ing, filing photographs, and designing lay-outs. Advisor Mr. John Hird and Editor-in-Chief Debbie Wadsworth worked to make this one of the best yearbooks yet, assisted by Copy Editor Debbie Phipps, in charge of writing, Layout Editor Mar yanne Tsadilas, designing the Log, and Antti Paa- vola, chief photographer. Other members of the staff spent much time and effort preparing the book for publication and selling boosters to help meet expenses. An edition of the Log was sent to Columbia Scholastic Press Association to be judged competitively on a national scale. After the final deadline was met, the staff breathed a sigh of relief, and agreed that the past months had been a harrowing but rewarding learning experience for all. Finnish Foreign Exchange Student Antti Paavola covers the Pancake Breakfast for the final deadline which was mailed to Taylor Publishing Company on March 4. 1978. First year members Jackie Russo and Suzanne Oram paste and match cut ups for the sports dividers. Layout editor MaryAnne Tsadilas illustrates the proper use of a cropper to Juniors Debbie Sickels and Rachel Simon. 184 Photo right Mr George Franklin, a representative of Taylor Publishing Company, exhibits possible designs for the introduction to Editor in-Chief Debbie Wadsworth, Jackie Walsh, Meg McCabe, Melanie Wadsworth, John Clark and Cheryl Moses. Copy Editor Debbie Phipps and Meg McCabe show the piles of paperwork to be completed for the December 4 deadline. Student Directory American Field Service Mr Patrick McCormack - Advisor Neal Acoani Karen Carroll I ederle Carroll Kelly Conrader Julie tllegoofJ Sue Halverson Jeff Jensen Janel Johnston Paul leary Bob Light Meg McCabe Suzanne Oram Antti Paavoia Minam Paschetto Jackie Patterson Jefl Siegler Peggy Trambarulo Jackie Walsh Tracy Waller Elizabeth Water bury Alvaro Zabeu Jeanne Zuckcr Art Club Mr John Br ostoski — Advisor Dave Martin Janet Morgan Julie Fitzpatrick Barbara Fitzsimmons Tracy Walter Auto Club Mr Daniel Wainwnybt — Advisor Tony Biancamano Larry Brown Al Bui. kaiHw Kelly Cosentmo Michael Douglass David Foster Anthony George Doug Haviland Chad Heulitt Jim Hussey Ken Lopez John Merns John Ricci Michael Rich Danny Rowe Pat Sage Drew Sciaulmo Gary Stoddard Nate Tomamo Ctit! Underwood Henry Woolman Steve Wollman Pat Wright Band Mr John Luckenbill — Advisor Lynn Acoani Drew Allen SaMy Avail Jell Bohanan James Burgess Scott Burton Theresa Cam Richard Cannatta Deb Carroll Elizabeth Castleman Dianne Chamberlain Jose Chicas Angela Citereita Loretta Clancy Kelly Conrader Brad Cooper Nancy Cooper Gay Davis Jet! Davis Suzanne Dawson Brantley Douglas Karen Douglas David Dutfie Susan Duffie Erin Egan John Ferguson Barbara Fitzsimmons Laura Fleischer L'Z Forsythe Barbara Gamble Joe Garotato Amy Garrison Wanda Garrison Valerie Gratt Monica Gronnri Louis Gutierrez Lloyd Gutleber Mark Gutleber Frank Hagen Cheryl Harper Juliette Harris Charles Heulitt Betsy Hohman Bob Holiday Mathew tzzo James Jac ksnn Mike Jenkins Lynn Jensen Hugh Kearney Sylvia Kennedy Joann Kislm Gma Laboissomierre Patty laverty Rachel Leheny Jessica Letteney Robert Light Nancy Luckenbill John Marrah Brooks Martin Meg McCabe Robert McCue Barbara McKee Momra Meiser Maurice Meiv.n Kathy MikmCh Bonnie Miller Holly Miller Ginger Millenberger John Muller Kevin Muller Cheryl Moses Suzanne Oran Greg Otten Pam Peseu Debbie Phipps Robert Porter Marilyn Poyner David Ramey Kathy Rainey Allison Renner Lauren Rodman Marie Romano Doug Runge Deidre Ruzicka Anne Sieben Jane Stckles Carl Simms Gwen Spencer Scotl Steers Patty Szytpsky Matthew Walter Tracy Walter Karen Winkotsky Dan Weston Barry Williams Martha Wittig Cathy Wolchak William Wolehak Lmda Zahn Chris Zemer Peter Zemer Liz Waterbury Jet! West Carol Weiler Junior Varsity Baseball Mr Nick P.zzulli — Coach Andy Aumack Jo Benmato Bobby Bruno Bill Clayton George Clayton Mike Egan Tim Hohmann Cervin Howard Brooks Martin Tom McCabe Jon Mt Neil Roger Mille� Steve Montgomery Kevm Mutter Paul Parmentola Barry Piercy Robert Portee Jose Rodriquez Andre Scbenck Bill Sommer Albert Vanderhool Charles Wentway Mark Williams Varsity Baseball Mr Louis DeGeorge — Coach Tim Aumack Jett Bohanan Willie Crespo Milton Gray Nick Hubbard Fred Ma zucca Bobby McCaffrey Jack Privetera Michael Rad ik Parnsh Sheridan Ted Soden Anthony Stoothof! Mark Tennenbaum CM! Underwood John Wilson Pat Wright Freshman Basketball Mr Andrew Russo — Coach Mark Aumack Michael Bibbms Jeffrey Gooding Kent Jones Andrew Madh Lester Marshall Peter Marks Jose Perez Willte Russell Peter Seutfert Tony Scoppetuoio Kendall Simmons Junior Varsity Basketball Mr Andrew Russo — Coach Matthew Brown John Carroll Louis Dixon Milton Gray Sam Jones Dwayne Lodge Brian Maith Anthony Smith Anthony Trimble Ronnie Vickers Charles Wentway Aldophus Yarborough Varsity Basketball Mr Warren Booth — Coach Dwight Atkinson Vincent Atkinson William Crespo Michael Dmkel Mark Lewis Raymond Livingston Daniel O Hern Chris Rose John Tobin Roberi Wombie Boys Bowling Mr James Zuecaro - Coat h James Accerra Frank Adams Chip Clayton Taderal Dukes Frank Madure Rodger Miller John Ramantfeiti Gtenn Tnmboli Danny Weston Boys Swimming Mi Richard M.irim (tnorh RiCk Bliss Scotl Burlon John Clark Steve Davis Noel Gamble Mart Gutleber Gary Hervii in Mike Hodgkiss James Jackson William Lowe Peler MacConnolt Robert McHettev Wmky MtHeltey Dane Mihton Karl Mmdnick John Muller Ann i Paavoia Jim Reilly Rick Rett Tony RizZutO Jimmy Salzano Randy Smith Timothy Spence� Ralph Soldo Mark Tenenbaum Mark Wood Frank Woodward Nen Wynberg Peter Zemer Boys Tennis Mr William Muirenan — Coach Neil Acciani James Allen David Corteiieu Pav d Cunne!! Mark Jaeger Scott Jaeger Jet! Jensen Jon Marx Robert McHetfey John Semple joe� Tracy Boys Track Mr Herbert Reed — Coach Peler Bennett Kivin Brown Mike Ciampoli Roberi Donaldson Marc Gutleber Mark Lewis Pat Ma zucca John Ricci Thomas Schroll Keith Sturn Anthony Veney Chris Zemer Buccaneer Mr Jon Falk — Advisor Neil Acciani Noreen Cassidy Mike Dmkel Robert Donaldson Liz Forsythe Mike Lordi George Martin Andrew Paschettu Lisa Peterson Mitch Richards Dianne Siciliano tve Thompson Beverly VanScivo' Freshman Cheerleaders Ms Michelle B� enan — Coach l.auren BruOO Joanne Charron Kelly Connell Shirley Nicholas Lori Raybon Sheila Sheard Tracey Waller Wendy Washington Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Miss Uva Thompson Coach Ion Daniels Diane Dobrusky Karen Donahue Sallie Gongora Marcia Hayes Renee Jackson Sylvia Kennedy Donna Patterson Bonita Potter F velyn Savage Varsity Cheerleaders Miss Uva T hompson — Coach Altredo Allgood Lisa Bruno Cysia Carter Colleen Connell Cheryl Dohrowsky Mary Jane Ellison Susan Enander Laura Hintelman Wendy Johnson Anita l ewis Mama Needle Karen Pnwell Lauren Rodman Cathy Salmeri Tracy Walter Chess Team Mr Charles Unger — Coach Brad Cooper David Couttelieu Andre Thompson Joel Tracy Choraletles Mrs Dearth — Advisor Janice Canadra Shelley Canomico Eleanor Cortelyou Betty Fleck Barbara Gamble Susan Gamble Meredith Gorsuch Karen Harvey Lynn Jensen Janet Johnston Ellen Mindnich Elizabeth Parker Minam Paschelto Lisa Peterson Patty S ipszky Mary Lou Taylor Beverly VanSciver Marta Whittig Linda Zahn C.I.E. Mr James Dadenas — Advisor Larry Brown Paul Brown Anthony Blackweii Robert Canale Oscar Chicas John Deluca Jett DePonti Anthony Dixon Mark Dunn Dune DObrowsky Jayne Flynn Brandon Forsythe EliidDtftb Forsythe Helen Grove Nanc y Hauck Kathleen Mealy Lisa Mealy Lynn Jensen Kelly Kemer Mary Mallon Cheryl Maneuso Su anne MarkiOwit HermeJdd Nedm k Su anne Newman Donna Patterson Jackie Patterson Amy Polonsky L inda Polonsky Nanette Puials Margaret R ley el man Mana Sanderson Sandra Sanderson Diane SiCiliahO Patricia S ipsky Elr abeth Vicks Catherine Walsh Deborah Walsh Football Mr LouisVircillo — Coach Vincenl Atkinson Andy Aumack Mark BarecC-i Peter Bennett Joe Benmnato Kivin Brown John Carroll Andrew Charron Ralph Citarella Darnel Connell Dave Cunelt Greg Davis Steve Davis Anthony Dixon Yascr El Menshawy Phil Ferrogme Tim Galbraith Robert Grause Milton Gray Richard Hardy Mac k Jones Sam Jones Don lewis Mark Lewis Tom McCabe Dave Maronne Ben|i Mmton Tom Murphy Tim Naiman Terry Neely Steve Nesci Dan O’Hern Greg Paterson Augie Pontunero Robert Porter Jack Pnvetera Bill Rail John Ricci Rodney Robinson Chris Rose Dan Rowe Elvis Sanderson John Semple Parnsh Sheridan Tony Smith Anthony Stoothofl Keith Sturn Robert Tatum John Tobin Clilt Underwood Anthony Veney Jimmy Vickers Steve Wickott Mark Williams George Hankins William Harris Douglas Haviland Michael Hayes Darnel Hudson Christopher Hussey Tim Jackson Joseph Johnson Mark Jones Mic hael Lepre Fred Ma zucca Aaron McClendon Kevin Milter Arthur Murphy Orlando Nieves William Olsen John Palmer Tim Pierce James Porcelli Douglas Runge Mark Siedlecki Gary Stoddard Julio Tellechea Michael Thompson Michael Tre a Mel Willis Lanny Williams Robert Williams Color Guard Mr John Luckcnbill — Advisor Jennifer Bohanan Alexa Chatto Valerie Mulligan Melanie Wadsworth Nancy Waters Patty Wciier Conditioning Club Mr Richard Martin — Coach Mark Barrecca Peter Bennett David Clapp Denms Darnels Sieve Davis Yaser El Menshawy John Marrotla Pat Mazcucca Tom Murphy Tim Naiman Greg Patterson Chris Reardon Rodney Robinson Tony Scoppetuolo John Semple Keith Sturn Rich Sullivan Dave Wikofl Henry Wollman Steve Wollman Cross Country Mr Woodrow Sullivan — Coach Max Brito Mike Ciampoli Lawrence Johnson Andy McGuire Mary Ann McGuire Leonard Mule Derek Nichols James Parker Laura Reid TomSchroii Eve Thompson John Wilberr Crow s Nest Mr John Brzostuski and Mrs Renee Maxwell Advisors Justine Bennett George Martin Betsy McMullen Carmelma Parmentola Laura Purscell Chantay Roberts Anne Trooper Trjcy Waiter Martia Witlig DEC A Mrs Elizabeth Tibbetts — Advisor Dorothy Accardt Marguerite Acker Angela Becker Kathy Burnett Angela Citarella Colette Clay Ben Collins Mark Collins Jill Curchin Susan DePonti Virginia Desmond Anne Dicar lo Milton Gray I� ? Hendrickson Candy Howell Alvina Kearney Lorraine Johnson Samuel Jones Lisa LaBalch Anita Lewis Mark Lewis Paul lyttle Barbara Malone Pam Mauer Mary McLearen Marianne Moss Irene Ortowsky Sandra Parmentola Teddy Ross Ellen Schultz Geraldine Sheard Thomas Story Christie Swanson lisa Thomas Thomas Trulato Mary Velanquez Carol Wetter Linda Wentway Mark West Eileen Whelan Barbara Wieber F.H A. H E R 0 Mrs Elizabeth Fibbets Advisor Darryl Barbusm Becky Burdge Jennifer Burns Donna Canteimo Joanne Chieflalo Rosie Ciampoli Cynthia Coates Alison Dangler Rose Dean Jeanne Farley Melam Flockharl Chris Henley Karen Jeter Mary Johnson Theresa Johnson Shirley Jones Denise Knight Lorraine Kordoski Jeanne Larson Lmda Marswillo Clara Miller Ricky Orte Cynthia Pack Mary Paiagano Loretta Pennington Eileen Rich Chantay Roberts Sheila Robmson Flame Scott Dawn Terrett Kareen White Carrie WyndoM Field Hockey Miss Onnalee Ga e — Coach Mark Wilson Steve Wot I man Robert Wombie French National Honor Society Mr Patrick McCormack AdviSO Tim Aumack Ashley Aymonier Nina Bogosian MikeCiampoli John Clark George Clayton Jill Curchm Cheryl Oobrosky Lisa Drury Julie Fitzpatrick Rick Fitzpatrick Barbara Fitzsimmons Meiant ftockharl Elizabeth Forsythe Amy Greenberg M'tz Harris Laura Hmtelman Mona Jacobs Gail Kezer Jessica Letteney Robert Light Mary Mallon Meg McCabe Kathy Mikmch Dana Morion Jeanne Naiman Tim Naiman Marcia Needle Linda Polonsky Lauren Rodman Kathy Salmon Patti Santeiie Charles Savoth Dianne Srciliano Jane Sickles JettSiegler Rachel Simon Peggy Trambaruio Mary Anne Tsadilas John Wilson Girls Basketball Mr George Fallon Coach Kelly Connell Judy Goodmg Amy Greenberg Laura Henderson Darlene Johnson Josephine Johnson Wanda Johnson Brenda Matthews Kim Milter Jennifer Morrer Janette Rice Barbara Sanderson Mane Sanderson Alison Scott Ann Sieben Nancy Shea Susan Snow Audrey Stewan Michelle Underwood Girls Bowling Miss Onnalee Gaze — Coach Colette Clay Shirley Coates Kathy Cooney Joan Coyle Diane England Colleen Flynn Jayne Flynn Dawn Hardy Mona Jacobs Jackie Patterson Margaret Riegelman Erika Small Girls Swim Team Mr Richard Martin — Coach Jane Barbusm Laura Branton Liz Caslleman Loretta Clancy Patty Coyle Sue Dawson Nancy DeGennaro Cheryl Dobrowsky Coleen Donohue Heidi Grause Helen Grove Liz Hendrickson Betsy Hohmann Patricia Holmes Ann Holsey Diana Kedrowsky Beth Kingsbury Angela Kirkman Jackie Kraus Nancy MacConne� Sue Markiewicz Betsy McMullin Anne McNeil Susan McNeil Jennifer Meyer Dana Mihlon Dana Morton Diane Murphy Cathy Novotny Amy Polonsky Kim Thomas Elizabeth Vick Cathy Walsh Debbie Walsh Jackie Walsh Girls Tennis M Gerald Gance Coach Lisa Brodturer Wendy Denton Colleen Donahue Barbara Fitzsimmons Susan Halverson Lisa Ma zucca Pam Peseuv Barbara Sanderson Patti Santeiie Nancy Waters Shelley WoMson Girls Track Mr Herbert Reed Coach Marguerite Acker Ashley Aymonier Jill Curchm Mary Jane Ellison Manet El Merishawy Wanda Garrison Theresa Gelso Veronica Hamrick Lynne Jensen Cheryl Kernel An.ta Lewis Leslie Mr.Kernari Jeanne Niaman Suzanne Newman Gloria Pack Penny Pende� Lmda F oionsky Denise Powell Marilyn Poyner Wanda Regisier Chantay Roberts Lauren Rodman Patti Santeiie Diane Sicihano Demse Solan Ellen Sturmfels Eve Thompson Ann Trooper Mr George Fallon Coach Jason Demont Bob Dufhc Bill Landis Brian Halsey Barbara Sanderson Gymnastics Mrs Karen Cook — Coach Justine Bennett Kelly Conrader Julie Ellegood Mona Fedorko Colleen Flynn Rose Graves Karen Hallo� an Veronica Hamrick James Jackson Sherry Keller Jackie Naiale Elizabeth Palmer Jenny Pierce Dede Ru icka Chris Samaras Sandra Scott Robin Simmons Laurie Shea Susan Waters Jeanne Zucker Indoor Track Mr Louis Vircillo - Coach Mark Barecta Peter Bennett Joe Brandon Max Brito Elame Brooks Kivm Brown David Clapp Bob Duftie John Ferguson Wanda Garrison Theresa Gelso Aaron Goodmg Dwayne Gutndge Cheryl Harper Brian Johnson Larry Johnson Raymond Kearney Stephen Hmsbury Jerome Larson Andy MarGuire Mary Anne MacGuire Jahn Marrah Terry Nealy Derrick Nichole Mary Ann Ozichowofsky Laura Reid Rodney Robinson Donald Rowe Tom Seaman John Semple Carl Simmons Lmda Snow Ellen Strumtels David Tanen E ve T hompson CliM Underwood Instant Action Mr John Moses — Advisor Margaret Biancamano Jellrey Bruno Lillian Charbonneau Christopher Cotter Brantey Douglas Darrell Dunn Richard Fitzpatrick Amy Garrison Paul Goodhue Louis Guttierrez Charles Heulitt Benedeito Inghilltn Patrick Laber dee Wilbert Lawrence Robert Light John Marrah Fredrick Moore William Olsen Roberi Palmer Michael Rad ik Patrick Sage Eugene Savage Rntiert Tatum Deimda Torres Diane Trepiccone Thersaa Trepieconn Diane Triska Anthony Veney David Whitehurst John Wilbert Lanny Williams Thomas Williams Patrick Wnghl Neil Wynberg Alvaro Zabou Key Club Mr Willard B� Overling Advts(n Tony Biancamano John Carroll Tom Chambers Dave Clapp Greg Davis Bobby Grause Dan Hudson Ste Kopka John Marotia Lou'S Marofta Pat Mazzucca Robert M Helfey Wmky McHeftey Beoji Minion Art Murphy Tom Murphy John Naiman Tim Naiman Steve Nesc Dan O Hern Chris Reardon Tony Stoothoft Richard Sullivan John Wilson Scott Wilson Kienna Club M� s Pam Farrell — Advisor Jusbne Bennett Jen Bohanan Lauren Bruno Joanne Charron Colleen Conrmll Kelly Connell Cheryl Cunnmghan Cheryl Curchm Carlin Donato Colleen Ctonanue Gmny Dowd Lisa Drawbaugn Barbara Fitzsimmons Sallie Gongora Ann Halsey Sheryl Harper Beth Kingsbury Kelly Kerner Michelle Lynn Lisa Maz ucca Susan McNeil Janet Morgan Valerie Mulligan Mama Needle Pam Peseux Lisa Phipps Moira Qumn Laurie Raybon Kalhy Salmeri Debbie Short Lmda Snow Susan Snow Karen Soleau Daren Stoothoft Mmdy Susser Laune Ulan Meiame Wadsworth Cathy Walsh Debbie Walsh Jackie Walsh Patty Wyeber log Mr John Hird - Advisor lori Baynton John Clark Mary Fran Eaton Beth Finch Anthony Izzo Jessica Letteney Michael Lordi Meg McCabe Michael McClendon Susie Mari Cheryl Moses Jesse Nepdle Suzanne Oram An ta Paavda Marilyn Poyner Debbie Phipps Susan Rigby Debbie Sickels Rachel Simon Mary Anne Tsadilas Debbie Wadsworth Meiame Wadsworth Jackie Walsh Kathy Wells Maiorettes Mr John Luckenbill - Advis.v Angela Citarella Loretta Clancy Sheila DcStefano Karen Douglas lmda Earle Veronica Hamrick Patty Holmes Cheryl Keener Joann Kislm Gigi Knapp Monica Meiser Joyce Rioux Mane Romano Barbara Satter Kathy Savage Mindy Susser Lon Ulan Nan Zoback Specialty Maiorettes Gay Davis Jill Konzelman Kalhy Mikmth National Honor Society Ms Michelle B'ennan Adviso� Ashley Aymomer Lori Baynton Nina Bognsian Lisa Bruno Lederie Carroll Andrew Charron Jason Demon! Cheryl Dobrosky Bob Donaldson Mary Jane Ellison Julie Fd pairick Richard Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Forsyth David Gabbe Barbara Gamble Esther Gongora Mona Jacobs Jeff Jensen Lynn Jensen Lawrence Johnson Gail Kezer Jill Konzelrnar Jessica letieney Nancy Luckenbill Mary Mailon Jon Mar Meg McCabe Ronald Meiser Kathy Mikmch Dianne Milligan Dana Morton Cheryl Moses Jeanne Naimaii Suzanne Newman Andrew Paschetto Debbie Phipps lmda Polonsky Marilyn Pnyner Kathy Ramey Alison Rener Joyce Rioux Lauren Rodman Christopher Rose Mary Ann Roth Kathy Salmen Patti Santerlle Christopher Scull D'anne Siciliano Jane Sickles Jeff Siegier Rachel Simon Margaret Trambarulo Mary Anne Tsadilas Debbie Wadsworth Daniel Weston Shelly Wort son Radio Club Mr John Ore — Advisor David Gabbe Mike Rich Ronald Rugg Andrew Thompson Freshman Soccer Mr Pat McCormack — Coach Mark Aumack Shawn Byrnes Bob Catandnelln EarIChatto Ted Coene Tim Enander Mark Fish Shanon Giblm Robert Heulitt Mike Linton Peter Ma«ks John Paul Marotla John Meade Dave Miller Steven Redden Robert Royce John Schroll Ralph Soldo Junior Varsity Soccer Mr Louis DeGeorge — Coach Neal Acciani Chris Burton Nick Caivano Jose Chicas David Duffie Kevin Hughes Hugh Kearney Doug McLaren Greg Otten Charles Owens Jeffrey Roth Charles Savoth Carl Simms Barry Williams Patrick Wrighi Varsity Soccer Mr Allan Morrison Coach Nicholas Baianikas Debra Carroll Dennis Daniels Michael pmkei Robert Dutf e Amy Garrison Nicholas Hubbard Darnel Hudson Jeffrey Jensen William Landis Wilbert Lawrence Robert Light John Mari Brooks Marlin Jonathan Mam Ronald Meiser Kevin Mulic Michael Rovder Jeffrey Sieyie� Mark Tenenbaum Alvaro Zabeu Softball Mr Chesle Young Coach Andrea Accerra Colleen Connell Helen Cummings D«ane Dobrosby Judy Gooding Amy Greenberg Josephine Johnson Wanda Johnson Wendy Johnson Anita Lewis Joanne Morgan Spanish Club Mr Richard Robinson — Advisor Phyllis Accera Justine Bennett Lillian Costa Benny Diblasio Ramona FedOrfco Mark Getis Mona Jacobs Suzanne Martmez Diane TrepiCCirme Theresa Trepicr.ione Student Council Miss Elizabeth Nicholson - Advisor Lynn Acciani Altreda Allgood Ann Archmal Dwight Atkinson Nina Bogosian Kivm Brown Mike Bruno Noreen Cassidy Liz Castleman Joanne Charron Mike Ciampoli John Clark Sandra Costa Susan Cotter Lisa Cross Steve Davis Gay Davis Sherneann Denton Paula Dilasoa Mike Dmkei Bob Donaldson Colleen Donahue Brantley Douglas Karen Douglas Fred Dunbar Lmda Earle Mary Fran Eaton Benton Edmons Yaser El Menshawy Mona Fedorko John Ferguson Barbara Gamble Angela Gitarella Esther Gongora Meredith Gorsuch Laurie Govmsky Valerie Graff John Gray Karen Harvey Nana Hauck Marcia Hayes John Hendrickson Laurie Kettyle Ann Kezer Gail Kezer Steven Kingsbury Judy Lamarna Jessica Letteney Nancy Luckenbill Nancy MacCnnnell Gloria Ma- Cray Andy MacGuuc Mi.tq McCabe Winky McHettey Betsy M� Mullm John Ma ko John Ma Susie Man Delores Martin lisa Maz ucta Dane Mihlon Kelly Miller Ben|i Minton Jill Morgan Jeanne Naiman Steven Nesi i Manannc Or echowski Arti Paavoio Carmelina Parrnentola Paula Parmentoia Pam Peseu Karen Powell Theresa Price Mona Qumo Lon Rabon Kathy Ramey Bin Rad Kethy Salmen f ugene Savage John Schroll Nancy Shea SBenhamm Sheard Diane Siciliano Lionel Simon Richard Sullivan Mmdy Susser Eve Thompson Tom Trutolo Lora Ulan Calhy Walsh Tracy Waller Kathy Wells Dawn Wickberg Barry Williams Scott Wilson Frank Woodward Karen Wnghf Trainers Club Mr Daniel Porzio Advisor Ricky Daniels Wilfred Dunn Mark Gelf'S Pat Laberdee Manann Orzechowski Andrew Paschetto Ellen Sturmtels Twirlers Mr John Luckenbill Advisor Nina Bogosian Theresa Cam Dianne Chamberlain Shen Cunningham Lisa Drawbaugh Beth Finch Valerie Graft Monica Grnnert Mona Jacobs Lori Ketlyle Rachel leheney Donna levmsky Susan Lordi Nancy Luckenbill Diane Milligan Diane Phillips Lmda Phillips Debbie Phipps Theresa Price Evelyn Savage Carol Weiler Karen Wemkotsky General Index Acerra, James — 60 Acciani, Neil — 116 Adams, David — 46 Adams. Frank — 60 Adams, Mark — 94 Alexander, Susanne — 147 Allgood, Alfreda — 66. 86 Armstrong. Gene — 3 Atkinson, Dwight — 50. 51. 53 Atkinson, Vincent — 51 Aumack, Tim — 72. 29 Baird, Barbara — 95 Balimkas, Nick — 40 Ballard, Rita — 130 Barbusm. Darryl — 78. 79 Barbusm, Jane — 130, 86 Barreca, Mark — 98. 54 Bennett, Jocelyn — 132 Bennett. Justine — 48 Bennett, Peter — 6, 54 Bemnato. Joseph — 120. 123 Biancomano. Anthony — 19, 125 Blakelock. David — 120 Bogosian, Nina — 101 Bohanan, Jeff — 16. 104 Bost, Mike — 120 Brandon, James — 145 Brandon, Joe — 54 Brito, Makimiano — 54, 95 Brodfuhrer, Lisa — 43 Brooks, Elaine — 54, 64 Brown, Kivm — 8. 54 Brown, Larry — 83 Bruno. Jerry — 104 Bruno, Lauren — 87 Bruno, Lisa — 86. 87 Burdge, Becky — 133 Burdge. Donald — 30. 31, 180 Burns, Jennifer — 78, 79 Cain. Theresa — 10 Cantelmo, Donna — 78 Carroll. Karen — 82 Carroll, Lederle — 5, 16. 20, 21.82 Carter. Crystal — 67. 68, 86 Chambers, Thomas — 106 Charbonneau, Lillian — 104 Charron, Jeanne — 87 Chieffalo. Joanne — 78 Ciampoli, Michael — 46 Ciampoli. Rose — 78 Clapp, David — 54 Clark, John — 20 Clay, Collette — 61. 112 Clayton. Chip — 60 Coates, Shirley — 61 Collins, Liz — 95 Connell, Colleen — 86 Connell. Kelly — 87. 59 Conrader, Kelly — 48, 82 Cooney. Kathy — 61 Costa, Lillian — 100 Coyle, Joan — 125, 61 Crespo, Jeanette — 162 Crespo. William — 51 Cross, Lisa — 182 Cummings, Helen — 69 Cunneff, Dave — 75 Curchm, Jill — 1, 18, 150 Dangler. Allison — 78 Daniels, Dennis — 40. 41 Daniels. Laurie — 86 Davis, Gay — 128 Dean. Rose — 78 DeGennaro. Nancy — 169 Dekms. Maria — 31 Demont, Jason — 65 Denton. Wendy — 43 DeStefano, Sheila — 6, 1 70 DiBlasio, Benny — 100 Dickerson, Tracy — 118 Dilascia. Andrea — 6 Dmkel. Michael — 40, 41. 52, 82 Dobrowsky. Cheryl — 48. 56. 69, 86 Dobrowsky — 45 Donahue, Colleen — 42 Donaldson, Robert — 9, 13, 20 Douglas. Brantley — 9. 16. 113. 123 104 Douglas. Karen — 33 Duffie, Robert — 16, 20, 40, 54, 65, 118 Dukes. Tedarryl — 60 Edmunds. Jean — 95 Ellegood, Julie — 48 Ellison, Mary Jane — 28. 29, 86, 87. 142 El Menshawy, Yaser — 2, 95 Enander. Susan — 86, 87 England, Diane — 61 Farley. Jean — 78 Fedorko, Mona — 48, 100 Ferguson. John — 8. 18. 33. 86 Ferrone, Luke — 139 Fitzsimmons. Barbara — 28. 43. 101 107 Flax. Ernest — 113 Flockhart, Melam — 78 Flynn. Colleen — 48. 61 Flynn, Jayne — 45, 61 Forsyth, Brandy — 45 Borsyth, Liz — 45 Gabbe. David — 90 Gabbe, Laura — 118 Galbraith, Timothy — 2 Gamble. Noel — 18 Gamble. Susan — 18 Garrison, Wanda — 18, 54 Gelso. Theresa — 54 Gettis, Mark — 11, 100 Giblin, Kelly — 46 Giblm, Shannon — 1 78 Giglio, Peggy — 31. 121 Gongora, Esther — 21 Gongora, Sallie — 43 Goodhue, Paul — 104 Gooding, Aaron — 1. 54, 69. 159 Gooding, Jeffrey — 32 Gooding, Judith — 21, 59, 132, 141 Gould, Daniel — 14, 165 Grause. Robert — 37 Graves, Rose — 48 Gray, Milton — 59 Gray. Robert — 122 Greenberg. Amy — 18. 58, 59. 141. 150 Guiterrez.Louis — 4, 104 Gushue, Elizabeth — 97 Gutleber. Mark — 14 Gutridge. Dwayne — 125, 54 Halloran, Karen — 48 Halsey. Brian — 65. 154 Halsey, Cathy — 117, 154 Hamilton. Marcella — 12 Hamrick, Veronica — 33, 48, 49, 94 Hardy. Dawn — 103. 61 Harper, Cheryl — 54 Hauck, Nancy — 9, 45. 179 Hayes, Marcia — 18 Hayes. Mu.hael — 95 Healy, Cathy — 44, 45 Healy, Lisa — 12, 45. 66 Henderson, Laura — 59. 131 Hendrickson. Elizabeth — 57 Hendrix, Kim — 3 Henely. Chris — 78 Herviow. Gary — 130 HeuliTt. Chad — 9. 40. 83, 104 Hill, Winfred — 7 Hmtleman, Laura — 86 Holden. Renee — 32. 86. 182 Hotalmg, Christi — 25 Howell. Candice — 2 Hubbard, Nick — 40, 71 Hudson, Daniel — 40 lllarraza, Tony — 126 Inghilleri, Bina — 104, 126 Izzaray. Miguel — 4 Izzo. Matthew — 120 Jackson, James — 48, 56 Jackson. Renee — 86 Jacobs, Mona — 61,92. 101 Jaye. Jeff — 1 78 Jenkins, Michael — 14 Jensen. Jeffrey — 40. 41, 75 Jensen, Lynn — 45, 67 Johnson. Brian — 48, 55 Johnson, John — 113 Johnson. Josephine — 59 Johnson, Lawrence — 46, 54, 63 Johnson. Theresa — 59 Johnson, Wanda — 59 Johnson. Wendy — 69, 86 Johnston, Janet — 119 Jones. Mack — 15, 36 Jones, Sam — 39 Jones. Shelly — 78 Kearney. Ray — 54 Keifer, Sherri — 48 Kerner, Kelly — 44, 45 Kezer, Gail — 101 Kingsbury. Steven — 54 Knight, Denise — 78 Kopka, Stefan — 106 Kotter. Chris — 104 Kramer, Scott — 5, 13 LaBatch, Lisa — 9. 99 Landis, William — 40, 65 Lang, Laverne — 12 Larson, Jeanne — 78 Lc Lc Ll Ly ly VI VI M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M IV rv IV IV N IV IV N IV fy fv tv tv rv K IY tv N N IS. N N IS IS IS is t IS is is Larson, Jerome — 54 Lawrence, Wilbert — 40, 120, 104 Lewis, Anita — 86 Lewis, Mark — 13, 36, 51 -ivingston, Raymond — 51 Lodge. Dwayne — 95 Lordi, Mike — 124 Luke, Darcel — 121 Lynn, Michele — 107 Lytlte — 9. 99 MacGuire, Andy — 46, 54 VlacGuire. Marianne — 46, 66, 54 Madure, Frank — 60 Maith, Andrew — 113 Mailh, Brian — 126 Maletto. Bobby — 4 Mallon, Mary — 45 Mancuso. Cheryl — 45 Marcelli, John — 4 Markiewicz, Susanne — 45 Marotta, Louis — 21, 106, 54 Marr, John — 20, 40,41 Marrah, John — 14, 104 Marswillo, Linda — 78 Martin. Brooks — 40 Martin, David — 2 Martin. Delores — 86, 121 Martin, George — 87 Martinez, Suzanne — 100 Martino, Elaine — 48 Marx, Jon — 10, 40, 74 Marx, Peter — 123 Matthews, Brenda — 59 Mazzuca, Fred — 71, 72 Mazzuca. Lisa — 43 Mazzuca. Pat — 63, 152,161 McCabe, Meg — 94, 156 McCabe, Michelle — 43, 103 McClendon, Aaron — 102 McClendon, Michael — 3 McDonald. Tom — 118 McHeffy, Robert — 106 McHetfy, William — 57, 106 McKernan, Leslie — 129 McMullin, Betsy — 97 Melser. Monica — 33 Melvin, Maurice — 14 Merris, John — 83 Miller, Clara — 78 Miller. Holly — 86 Miller, Roger — 60 Milligan. Diane — 10 Mmdich, Ellen — 43 Mmdich, Karl — 123 Minton, Benji — 31 Mifter, Kevin — 102 Mitter, Kim — 59 Moore. Ernest — 126 Moore, Jennifer — 59 Moore. Ricky — 9, 109 Morris, Jackie — 59 Morton. Dana — 120 Moss, Marianne — 2 Mule, Leonard — 44 Muller, Kevin — 40 Murphy, Arthur — 115 Murphy, Paul — 14 Naiman. Jeanne — 5, 100, 101 Naiman, Tim — 120, 166 Natale, Jackie — 48 Nedrick, Hermalda — 45 Needle. Marcia — 86, 28, 29 Neely, Terry — 14, 54 Nesci, Steven — 106 Newman. Suzanne — 44, 45, 68 Nichols, Derek — 46, 54. 64 Nieves, Hilda — 135 Nixon, Susan — 182, 87 O’Hern, Dan — 51.52 Orsim, Irene — 8 Orzechowsky, Marianne — 54. 55 Otten, Greg — 40 Owens. Charlie — 5 Paavola, Anti — 177 Pack. Gloria — 8 Palagano, Mary — 78 Parker. Beth — 48 Parmentola, Carmelma — 131 Paschetto, Miriam — 25 Patterson, Donna — 45 Patterson, Jackie — 9. 20. 21,61 Pendell, Penny — 139 Peseux, Pam — 43 Phipps, Lisa — 172 Pica. Phil — 115 Pierce, Jenny — 48 Polonsky, Amy — 45 Polonsky, Linda — 12, 16, 21.45. 66 Porter, Robert — 7, 51 Potter, Bemta — 33. 86 Powell, Karen — 18, 86 Provencher, Frank — 5 Pujals, Lynnette — 45 Quinn, Miora — 107, 31 Rabon, Lori — 87 Reardon, Chris — 106 Reeves, Hortencia — 122 Reevy, Stanley — 130 Register, Veronica — 12, 114 Reid, Juanita — 129 Rener. Richard — 4 Ricci, John — 106. 157 Riegleman. Margaret — 61 Roberts, Winona — 129 Robinson, Rodney — 54, 62, 98 Robinson, Shelia — 78 Rocchi, Sharon — 116 Rock, Pat — 131 Rodman. Lauren — 32, 28, 86, 100. 101 Rodman, Steven — 106 Rose, Chris — 36. 38, 51,53, 62 Romandetti, John — 60 Ross, Diana —33. 182 Ross, Ted — 74 Roth. Maryanne — 162 Rugg, Ron — 90. 117 Rowe. Don — 54 Russell, Willie — 95 Salmeri, Kathy — 86. 120 Samaras, Chris — 48 Sanderson. Barbara — 31, 58, 59 Sanderson, Elvis — 38. 39, 94 Sanderson, Maria — 45, 59 Santelle, Patti — 12. 100 Savage. Eugene — 128, 104 Schroll, Tom — 46, 63 Sciaullmo, Drew — 125 Scott, Allyson — 59 Scott, Elaine — 78, 79 Scott, Sandra — 48 Scott, Stephen — 120 Seamen, Tom — 54 Semple, John — 54, 74 Seward, Irish — 4 Shea, Lor� — 48 Shea, Nancy — 59 Sheard. Sheila — 87 SieBen, Ann — 59 Sieben. Joe — 121 Sims, Karl — 54 Siegler. Jeff — 40 Small, Erica — 86 Snow, Linda — 48, 54 Snow, Sue — 25, 59 Stewart, Audry — 59 Stoothoft. Karen — 24 Sturfels, Ellen — 54 Sturn, Keith — 64, 106 Tanen, David — 54 Tatum. Robert — 104 Tellechea, Julio— 102, 106 Tellechea. Sandra — 48 Tennenbaum, Mark — 40, 56. 70 Thompson, Andre — 90 Thompson, Eve — 13, 47, 54, 67 Tobin, John — 51 Tobin, Margaret — 24 Torrez, Delinda — 104 Tones. Aracelia — 13, 94 Tracy, Joel — 91 Tramburulo. Peggy — 82 Trepiccone, Diane — 100, 101, 104 Trepiccone. Theresa — 100 Tnska, Diane — 104 Trochan, Laurie — 12 Underwood, Cliff — 30, 31, 54 Underwood, Michelle — 59 Van Velthoven, Debbie — 43 Vickers, James — 37, 163 Voss, Sue — 19 Wadsworth, Debbie — 177 Walsh, Debbie — 45 Walsh, Jackie — 99. 107 Walter. Tracy — 9, 28. 29. 86. 94 Walters, Nancy — 43 Waters, Susan — 48 Weston, Danny — 60 White, Kareen — 78 Whitehurst, David — 104 Whitmore, Hilary — 45 Wieber, Barbara — 29 Wickberg, Chris — 20. 116 Wickberg, Dwan — 33 Wickoff. Dave — 106 Wikoff, Steven — 106 Wilbert. John — 46, 47 Williams, Barry — 9. 1 78. 94 Williams, Lanny — 9, 104 Williams, Tom — 104 Wilson, John — 73, 116 Wilson. Mark — 6, 36. 38. 70 Wolf son, Michele — 5, 43, 107 Willman. Henry — 98 Womble, Robert — 37, 50, 51.52 Wright, Karen — 30, 31 Wright, Pat — 104 Wroble. Dawn — 78 Wyndorf, Carrie — 78 Zabeau. Alvara — 40, 41, 122 Zoback, Nanarelle — 116 Zucker, Jeanne — 48 Senior Questionnaire Capricorn Ashley Aymonier — I want to see what's never been seen I want to live that age old dream C'mon boy. let's go together Let's take the best right now ' Neil Young. — college. — good times with old close friends Mary Fran Eaton — Today is yesterday's tomorrow. — college. — Mr Pennella. Sue Enander — Each happiness of yesterday is a memory of tomorrow George Webster Douglas. — college. — Mary Jane Ellison Steve Florian — She got me where she wants me. Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes — college — Mr Hird. Noel Gamble — God helps those who help themselves — College maior in Voc Ed Susan Gamble — Life is what you make it to be — happy or sad. active or shy. — go to Kathe nne Gibbs and become a good secretary. — Red Bank Regional as the learning part of my life — education and friendship Bob Holiday — The circuit is lined and iam med with chromed invaders. Bruce Springs teen — commercial artist. — old Red Bank High School Mack Jones — Do unto others as they would do unto you. Life is what you make it. — to make money — my football chums. Linda Marswillo — To dream of the person you would like to be is a waste of the person you are anon. — college to become a Dental Hygemst. — Donna Levmsky Jon Marx — Life is not a matter of extent but of content Steven S. Wise — college — the friends I have made. Hermelda Nedrick — Oh Boy — college to become a Social Worker. — friends in general. Antti Paavola — To relax and purify the Fin msh Sauna buy. — to study medicine or archi tecture — it has been great to study in this school. I'll remember nice teachers, all nice school friends and magnificent R.B.R.H.S. Gloria Pack — I climbed the ladder one time and I could do it again, because I know I will win.” — to go to a business school and to be somebody that no one is. — all of my teachers Moira Quinn — If I could save time in a bot tie. Jim Croce. — the gang and people chant ing my name MOI-RA MOI-RA MOI-RA. Edwin Roberts — to go in the Marines. — my friends Gwen Bari Schnieder — In friendship, let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. Susan Polis Shultz. — attend Art School in Col orado — Lisa, Amy, Jill, Lauren, and Patti Elaine Scott — Check it out' — attend col lege to study Primary Education. — the hard times meaning difficult work and the good times getting A s and B's And the enjoyment of work Mark Wilson — Do it till you're satisfied anon — study business in college — Lou Vir cillo Aquarius Barbara Fitzsimmons — Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don't walk behind me. I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. — College major An — Marcia, the gangandMr Albrizio Amy Greenberg — I get by with a little help from my friends! Beatles. — college — THE CRANKS Veronica Hanrick — Trying to be your best should be your ambition, but being your best should be your goal. — I plan to attend Duke or Yale University. — I will always remember Mr Booth. Donna Levinsky — Hey, tomorrow, where are you going7 Do you have some room for me7 Cause night is falling and the dawn is calling. I'll have a new life You'll have me. — Jim Croce — Trade school. — Jimmy Bills and Susan Farley. William F. McHeffey — Catch a wave and you’re sitting on top of the world. — Brian Wil son. — To seek the heights off the cliffs of Aca pulco. — The old Red Bank Regional High School Jeanne Naiman — You've gotta live for the thrill of it all. — college and career in interna tional business. — All the gang and all we did. Sandra Parmentola — I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. — William Allen White — Business school — All my friends Juanita Reid — I like being with my best friend Dale and we shall continue our friendship Lick'em! — To become a secretary — I’ll always remember Mr. Hird Ellen Schultz — And so I tried to hold back the years, I can not hold the dawn And so I tried to hold back the tears when Love has grown up and gone — David Gates and Bread. — Car tooning school. — Mr Forte, Mr. Hird. and the gang. Aracelia Torres — It I could save time in a bot tie, the first thing that I'd like to do is to save every day like a treasure — Jim Croce. — Plan to study oceanography and Marine Biol ogy — All my friends Linda Wentway — I'm as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change — Lynyrd Skynyrd. — work — My Friends Chris Wickberg — It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am. — College. — Artie Albrizio. Shelly Wolfson — Keep on — You've gotta keep that same ol' feeling Tim McLoone — College — All my close friends and even Gance. Shirley Coates — I search myself tor myself to find myself within myself and ask myself why I am who I am. — College — Mrs Foster and Colette Clay Susan DePonti — If you love something, let if go. if it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. — Anon — Nursing School — AFT and all my friends John DeLuca — When I get to the bottom, I go back to the top of the slide, where I stop and turn and go for a ride until I get to the bottom and I see you again! — the Beatles — College - Mr Moses Virginia H. Desmond — No more getting up at 6 30 m the morning — Work and College — Mr Palmer and my friends Aries Anthony Biancamano — Yes. we have no bananas. — Mr Wamwright — auto, Mr Fal Ion — football gym, and Mr Young — Driver’s Training. Lederle Carroll — We know what we are, but know not what we may be. — Shakespeare — College — Those who are my friends. Tom Chambers — I get by with a little help from my friends — Be a Freddie Jones of Red Bank. — The first day of high school and Mr. Booth. Robert Duffie — You're too old to lose it, too young to choose it. — David Bowie — college — Mr Albrizio. Susan Halverson — Don’t be sad cause your sun is down, the night doesn't need your sor row. Don't be sad cause the fight is gone, just keep your mind on tomorrow and carry on — James Taylor — travel and‘college — every one. Doug Havilaud — If you're not going to do it right, don't do it. — work — Mr. Wainwright Bill Landis — To acquire a philosophy of life one must have more experience in the world, therefore I have no philosophy — College in the field of Science — Jackie Patterson, the golt team Ginny Latham — Yesterday is a memory and tomorrow is a dream . . . but today well lived makes every yesterday good to remember and every tomorrow a dream come true.'' — Anon — I intend to go to college and eventually work in the field of either Insurance or Travel — The mystery which was found in the Old Building and the comedy found in the new one Suzanne Newman — Nature produces the greatest results with the simplest means. These are simply the sun, the flowers, water, and love — college. Jackie Prichard — My philosophy is to keep on doing the things I'm doing and appreciate the good things in life. — I plan to go to a Business School or college. — The class of '78 and all my cousins and friends Rick Rell — If all else fails, you can always be a professional assassin — attend college and go for Master's in Biological Science. — Holding Pens (study halls). Sandra Shea — You haven't lived until you've loved someone that saying goodbye to could be so damned awful. — Kilmont — (The Other Side of the Mountain) — To get my own place and party — Waiting for Macky at his locker. Mark Tenenbaum — What is our purpose in life? — college. — Mr DeGeorge, Dick Martin, Dana Mihlon Mary Anne Tsadilas — Memories pressed between the pages of my mind, memories sweetened through the ages just like wine. — Elvis Presley — college. — All my friends, especially Gretchen, and Debbie and all my teachers. Debbie Wadsworth — Live as if you were to die tomorrow. — college, Med-School (hopefully). — People who have helped me and all my friends especially Mary Ann T and Mr Hird. Bunnie Wieber — You don’t know what you've got 'til it's gone . — Jom Mitchell. — Reserved . Nanarelle Zoback — Live today and don’t worry about tomorrow because tomorrow will take care of itself — Be a Nuclear Physicist. — The striving I did trying to graduate. Pisces Peter Bennett — Sacrifice, Discipline is the only way one can reach his goal Pursue it, because if one doesn't reach it, he’ll be well-off anyway. — 4 year college or university, study business administration and management, take over my father’s business. — Lou Vircillo and George Fallon Anne Castleman — Best of friends never part — Boz Scags. — college — The Gang . David Gabbe — The school is like a dinosaur, you kick it in the tail and it takes six months to turn around. — college — My junior and sen lor years. Judy Gooding — To love and be loved by every one. especially by my mother and father. — Be successful — Graduation and the year of 1978. Mona Jacobs — The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn — H. G. Wells. — college — The Triplets, J.S. and K.R Anita Lewis — Where's the party? — I haven't any specific plans but hope to become success ful in what I do. — The girls’ bathroom full of smoke! Meg McCabe — You can't pursue happiness and catch it It comes upon you unaware while you are helping others. — Anon. — College — nursing — All my friends and the crazy things we've done. Rose Mellaci — Holy Cow, and the Yankees win the pennant! — P R. — Business School — The Gang and my business teachers Arti Murphy — Cold as Ice ’ — Post high school plans — don’t know. — Marcia and Cheyne. Elvis Sanderson — Try your hardest and do your best in everything you set your mind to. Love Everyone. — Going in the Air Force and see the world before I die. — The sweet but nutty girls I really like or love. John Wilson — But Hell, I've got lots of time Brian Piccolo — I plan to further my edu cation by attending college. — Bucs baseball 1974 1978 Taurus Darryl Barbusin — I don't care what every- body else is doing, I just care about you! my Mom — college and work. — Family and Cous- ins Dale Bass — Love is: being loved by someone that loves you. — to become a secretary — my good friends. Mike Bost — There's more than I can meas ure with the treasures of a love I left behind. — college and Air Force. — the best times at the old high school Jennifer Burns — Don't fuel around? Check it out for real. —‘boogie on down to Georgia where the happening is at. — the great time in Chemistry Mr. Gance was a natural high theme. Colette Clay — That's different! — CSC. — college. — all my friends and teachers espe cially Shirley Coates. Gay Davis — Life is too short to waste on non sense ' anon — secretarial studies. — Band, my twirlers and everyone who made my senior year a great adventure. Anna Maria DiCarlo — Your Mama — to work. — Mr Hird and The Gang Diane England — If you can not do something keep on trying — work. — the business teachers Cathy Halsey — A friend is the first person who comes when the whole world walks out. anon — to become a Dental Assistant. — all the good times and memories. Will Harris — A high every day is healthy — work in management — smoking on the patio. Nanci Hauck — I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do. or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again — college, animal science — all my friends and the crazy things we have done. Ron Melser — It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. — college, dental school. — Mr. Gance. Barbara Sanderson — If your friends are there everything’s alright. Elton John — travel, golf, and college — Edna, Edwin, Ethel, Mr. Fallon and Mr. Young. Jane Sickles Because we can walk life only once, how important it is then that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. anon — college — my friends, the band trips, and painting the cannons. Ted Soden — Experience Life — Junior Col lege. — Laurie and my baseball coaches. Eileen Whelan — Better by far you should for get and smile than that you should remember and be sad. Cristina Rossetti. — college and settle down — John Banfield and Mr. Farrells' D.E class. ft TC Gemini Susanne Alexander — If I could make days last forever — if words could make wishes come true — I'd save every day like a treasure and then, again, I would share them with you. — Jim Croce. — college. — B.A in Special Education. — Master's in Parent Child Counsel mg. — the friends and the fun of sophomore year. Kathleen Bevaqua — Coz I was born to be bad! — secretarial school — the patio and Mr Moses! Nina Bogosian — There's so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out. — Cat Stevens. — college. — Gail and everyone I’ve grown to know and love. 193 Mike Ciampoli — Try not to be influenced by things that will hurt you. — Maybe college, but my real ambition is to become a race horse trainer — All of my friends and the spring track team. Meredith Gorsuch — The Lord searches all hearts, and understands all the imagination of the thoughts — 1 Chronicles 28 9 — college — all my friends Marc Gutleber — Life is the rarest thing on Earth, most people just exist — Anon — col lege — friends, old high-school. Dawn Hardy — you may lose them one day, someone takes them away, and they don't hear the words you long to say — go to col lege and become a veterinarian — Mr Otrup chak Lisa LaBatch — I always say. That's life,'' it something doesn’t work out, you have to work it out for yourself — Either going to a 2 year or 4 year Commercial Art School. — Everything — nothing in particular John Merris — ' Do it — Air Force — The auto room and how dirty we used to get Dana Mihlon — Quitters never win, and winners never quit. — college. — Bill Palmer, Dick Mar tin, Mark Tenenbaum Steven Nesci — We ll see whal the future will bring. — college. — Kathy Salman Jackie Patterson — With malice toward none with charity for all . — Abraham Lincoln — college and Biochemistry — Bill S L Landis, Mr Woodward — my one and only favorite Chemistry teacher, and summer school of 1977 with Pennella Keith Sturn — The purpose of life is to enioy — college — Mr Albrizio they're green or blue Anyway, the thing is, what I really mean to say. Yours are the sweetest eyes I've ever seen — college — the Team. Jeanne, and Jay Jim Porcelli — Take it easy and work — the size of the school Margaret Riegelman — Time is of the essence — college — my good friends Steven Wikoff — When the going gets tough, the tough get going!! — Go to college and maior in Physical Education Also be a coach tor foor ball — Football coaching staff for the year 1977 1978 Especially Mr Fallon, the offensive line coach Tom Williams — Wherever the religious neu rosis has appeared on the earth so far. we find it connected with three dangers as to regimen solitude, tasting, and sexual abstinence — Friedrich Nietlsche. — college, philosophy, and psychology — Die Frau and Guten Morgan 4 cfi Leo Jeff Bohanan — You gotta be crazy, you gotta have a real need — Pink Floyd — college — Everything. Jim Brandon — If it don't fit. don’t force it. If you can’t take the heat, get a towel — What I do best, and as much as I can Rick Fitzpatrick — college — Cornell. Boston University, or University of Virginia — Mr Woodward. Dr Cone times you re down, sometimes you just don’t know what to feel Todd — Rundgren — col lege. — the Lightening Booth Hilda Nieves — For so many years and I finally made it to the top — I plan to go to Business School, travel, work as an airline stewardess. — the rules Linda Phillips — If you're good to life, life is good to you. — Dental Assistant — The good times I had in the old Red Bank High School Dan Rabinowitz — I don't care — J Ramone. — going to Rock Out' — The stupid. STUPID rules Kathy Salmeri — It everybody gave a damn, then the world would be flooded — K S — col lege — try for Veterinary Medicine. — All my friends (including teachers) and especially Ste ven Nesci Jeff Siegler — He that lies down with the dogs will rise up with the fleas — Go fishing — Mr Strangia and Mr Mornsom Denise Solari — We should cherish the bread before there is none, discover each other before we leave, and enioy each other for what we are while we have the time — anon — Work — Gary and Mr Albnzio Lisa Thomas — If you love something, let it go free. It it returns, it was yours. If it doesn't, it never was — Go to a lunior college in Boston for secretarial studies. — The memories I have with someone very special to me Tracy Walter — I shall pass through this world but once — Etienne de Grellet — Col lege. Nursing, Medical I Must rater — good friends Stephen Wollman — Chevy, football, and bulg mg bulk are — 1 — Attend Rochester Institute of Technology — auto mechanics, football, weight lifting, wrestling . Betsy. Melani Flockhart — I d rather be the best me I can be than |ust a copy of someone else ’ — Anon —college. — Irene Orlowsky. Jayne Flynn — Do what you wanna do, be what you are. ” — Hall and Oates. — College or Air Force. — Pilot in the old school and all my friends M as Cancer Gail Kezer — There’s so much that we need to share, send a smile and show you care Give a little bit — Supertramp — college — The good times' Stefan Kopka — Reflect on the past, enioy the present, but remember the future — college and a Master's degree in Animal Biology — Enjoying myself to the hilt — Mobilize! May 27, The walkout in ’76 over the firing of teachers Aaron Gooding — Good Salam to all! — To graduate and reach 1000 points m basketball and be All Shore in two sports. — The things that I was successful in Candy Howell — Easy come, easy go — work — Dental Hygemst. — Mr. Hird's English class. Anthony Izzo — Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends. — college — Kris and the old school. Jeff Jensen — He who stumbles twice over one stone deserves to break his shins — college — Mr. Strangia. Shelly Jones — That's life; to each its own — I plan to be a Surgical Registered Nurse. — I will always remember the good times and the bad times my friends and I shared together John Mart — Take it easy — The Eagles — college — The senior class and my teachers Gina Laboissonniere — Some people say life's like a merry-go round. I think it's more like a Linda Polonsky — You see I’ve forgotten if ferns wheel, cause sometimes you’re up. some Virgo Becky Burdge — Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder — college — coming from the old school and going to the new school. Jason Demont — When you fight fire with fire, be careful you may get burned J.P D. — col lege and computers. — Mr. Unger, Mr Fallon and the Golf Team Liz Forsyth — If I have not love, I am noth mg Corinthians. — college. — the triplets plus 1 and many Mary Irizarry — Life is difficult, but . never give up. be and do what you please1!' — go to business school, do some traveling and work. — the atmosphere Mark Jaeger — The world makes way for the man who knows where he's going ' Ralph Waldo Emerson — Sleep! Live it up! Take it easy! Party!!! Mr Farrell and getting out of here! Leslie McKernan — Everything's changing, everybody keeps movin', nothing seems to last And somewhere in the past It's gone — Now is all there is. Bearnie Leadon — college to become a secretary. — all the good times and the people who made them Clara Miller — Love is what you make it. — to further my education at Rean College. — all of my peers. John Muller — When the going gets tough, the tough get going ” — attend college or a uni versify, and swim — heavy metal and parties Cathy Novotny — You know life's not such a mystery, just give love where it needs to be In one long endless symphony, you’re the singer, lif's the song Everybody gets to sing along. — college — all the good fimes and the people I shared them with. Kathy Savage — Smile because I love you — college. — Sammy Jones. Libra Dorothy Accardi — Anytime anyone asks, Who is to blame for this? , I always say ‘I didn't do it — go to merchandising school and some day have my own shop — my D.E. teacher, Mr J Farrell and Mr Pizzoli Dennis Daniels — If you try hard enough you can do anything within reason. — college — the cage and all the good workouts I had in it Robert Donaldson — The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has never put it out. John 1:1. — attend a university, and major in communications. — John Falk Alicia Fedorko — The proper office of a friend is to side with you when you are in the wrong Nearly anybody will side with you when you are right Mark Twain — work for a year, college to become a Forest Ranger in the Sierras — the feeling of always being with my friends Esther Gongora — We re havin’ a party! D Gongora. — college — Jane Kuhlman and friends. Helene Heath — Accept all people for what they are; don't change them into what you'd like them to be. — Psychiatric nursing — Oscar Chicas. Cheryl Kerner — We ll remember always grad uation day Beach Boys. — college. — all my friends. Denise Knight — Lite in the fast lane. Eagles. — x ray school or photography school. — Mr Hird. Wilbert Lawrence — Don't put off tomorrow the things that should be done today, and don't do today the things that should wait for tomor row. — attend a university to study some bio logical field and then go on to Medicine. — my time with the Soccer Team. Mark Lewis — Every ending is a new begin ning Funk to Heaven in 77 78, V4 of Funk is Fun. — college, major in business admins. — football tradition and my lady. Nancy Luckenbill — Best of friends never part They have loved forever from the bottom of their hearts Boz Scaggs. — college — band and all my close friends George Martin — The pen is mightier than the sword. — college — The Buccaneer and its staff Kathy Rainey — Every day a new dawn, every dawn a new day to work, to live, to dream . . and what you are is God s gift to you . what you make of yourself is your gift to God. anon — college, then do something worthwhile — NL, LR, Mr Kuhar’s |okes, skid row. '77 Calcu las and mostly Monica Gronert Scott Wilson — Some day we ll look back on this and it will all seem funny. B Springsteen — college. — the film The Great Race. William J. Wolchak — go to college to become an accountant. — the band trips and all my triends TTU Scorpio Gene Armstrong — No pam, no gain — Beach, sleep —Glad to get out. Mark Barreca — The glass is always half full, it’s never half empty. — To attend a four year college and probably major in Psychology. — What a crazy senior class we have. Kivin Brown — You are put here for a reason, you decide the reason and live and let live — To go on for four more years of school — The good times in the locker room. Gretchen Jones — People living in competi tion, all I want is to have my peace of mind. — Boston. — Mary Anne Tsadilas, Holly Genola, and the good olde days. Lorraine Kordoski — Songbird — Make your tune for none may sing it just as you do. — full time job — M. G., D. S., G. L, D. W„ L P. Tracey Little — If you don’t succeed the first time, use force. — Go to music school. — I’ll remember my teachers and friends. Bill Olson — Deep in the heart of the brain is a lever. Deep in the heart of the brain is a switch — Patti Smith. — Go to work, travel. — Hard Attack, New Wave, and Punk Rock. Irene Orlowsky — Don't stop thinking about tomorrow. Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here. It'll be. better than before, Yesterday’s gone, yester day's gone.” — Fleetwood Mac — college. — Melam and all my dearest friends who I will never forget! Robert Porter — To each his own — college — Graduation. Lauren Rodman — On you who philosophies disgrace and criticize fear, Bury the rag deep in your face. Now is the time for your tears. — Bob Dylan — college. — Everybody at Crank Bank Regional. Maryann Roth — The time has come for you to break away. Time has come for you to waken in another country. Greet the morning under foreign skies.” — Art Garfunkel — Move to Europe and get a |ob. — Emma, Edwin, Ethel. Alison Salm, and Mr Forte. Kyle Rothgeb — Take each day as it comes Live life to its fullest, and at the end, look back and smile because you've lived through a mira cle. — Army — Mr Moses — he tried his best to keep me out of trouble Drew Sciaulino — Chevy country — get the children, wives and Fords off the street! — col lege — Auto class I. II. Ill Dianne Siciliano — You and I have memories longer than the road that stretches on ahead — Beatles. — college — My partner in crime and the Class of '78! Frank Woodward — Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends — Emerson. Lake, and Palmer — Physical Education major with plans to get a Master’s Degree. — The experience of being the last class to enter the old school Sagittarius Albert Buckalew — get a good |0b and to stay home on the morning of the last day of school. Karen Douglas — Life is too short so make the best of it and set your goal you wish to accom plish and carry it out.” — college — my fresh man year Mary Jane Ellison — You give up little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Gibran — col lege. — Sue Enander Jane Kuhlman — I think we’ve always had those keys but just couldn't find the doors. Bonnie Leadon. — college to become a Special Ed Teacher — Sue Halverson and Esther Gon gora and the Child Care Class and all the Da Na Na's ’’ Ray Livingston — I love everybody and every thing. — to be successful. — the cool broth ers and sisters of 78, was the Joint. Aaron McClendon — To be successful student agony is a friendly partner.” — Rutgers of Flo rida A M — Mr Hird. Marcia Needle — . Some say that time brings a better understanding of the rhyme and reason to it all. Carol King. — college. — Barb, the gang and those I love . . . Julio Tellechea — My saying is censored — college. — Class of 2000 and The Pig. Kareen White — to become a secretary or nurses aid. — my friends also the teachers Maggie Wilbert — We’ve got to stop laughing like this — someone might see us anon. — Coast Guard, Navy, or Army. — Harvey and Company 195 Senior Address Actardi, Dorothy 157 Hudson Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Alexander. Susanne 118 Spring Terrace Red Bank. N.J 07701 Allen. James 22 Richard Terrace Middleton. N.J 07701 Armstrong. Gene 640 Little Silver Point Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Aumack. Timothy 113 Alameda Court Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Aymonier. Ashley 633 Little Silver Point Road Little Silver. N.J 07739 Barbusm, Darryl 198 Pinckney Road Little Silver, N J 07739 Barreca. Mark 300 Harding Road Red Bank, N.J 07701 Bass, Dale 232 Bridge Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Battle. Glenn 150 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Becker, Angelica 192 Mechanic Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Becker, Monica 192 Mechanic Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Bennett, Jocelyn 22 West Westside Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Bennett. Peter 34 Crest Drive Little Silver. N J 07739 Bergeron, Phillip 16 Pmckey Road Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Bevacqua, Kathleen 35 Rumson Place Little Silver, N.J 07739 Biancamano, Anthony 41 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Blackwell, Anthony 87 Linden Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Bogosian. Nina 127 Kings Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Bohanan, Jeffrey 145 Mechanic Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Bost, Michael 48 Trafford Street Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Brandon, James 31 Worthley Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Bnto. Maximiano 42 East Westside Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Brown. Kivin 268 Mechanic Street Red Bank. NJ 07701 Brown. Larry 12 Sickels Place Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Buckalew, Albert 107 Leonard Street Red Bank. NJ 07701 Burdge, Becky 39 Birch Avenue Little Silver, N J 07739 Burns, Jennifer 105 Locust Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Campbell, Pamela 3000 Shafto Road Tmton Falls, N.J 07724 Canale, Robert 36 Silverbrook Road Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Carroll, Lederle 260 Harding Road Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Castleman. Anne 62 Crest Drive Little Silver, N J 07739 Chambers, Thomas 42 Marion Street Red Bank, N J 07701 Chicas, Oscar 141 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank. N J 07701 Ciampoli, Michael 118 Pmckey Road Red Bank. 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Anne 116 Pearl Street Red Bank, N J. 07701 Dmkel, Michael Southvale Avenue Little Silver, N J 07739 Dixon, Anthony 251 Leighton Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Donaldson, Robert 3 Little Silver Point Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Douglas, Cynthia 87 Herbert Street Red Bank, NJ 07701 Douglas, Karen 117 Leonard Streel Red Bank, NJ. 07701 Dowd. James 119 Monroe Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Duffie, Robert 261 Beechwood Drive Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Dunbar. Frederick 230 Pearl Street Red Bank, N J 07701 Dunn. Mark 274 South Bridge Avenue Red Bank, N J 07701 Eaton, Mary Francis 285 Willow Drive Little Silver, N J 07701 Egan, Kelly 114 Wallace Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Ellison, Mary Jane 49 Salem Lane Little Silver, N.J 07739 Enander, Susan 54 Lovett Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 England. Diane 41 Hudson Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 England. Lisa 15 St Nicholas Place Red Bank, N J 07701 Farley, Jeanne 47 Reckless Place Red Bank, N J. 07701 Farley. Susan 53 Edgewood Avenue Little Silver, N J 07739 Fedorko, Alicia 52 Thomas Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Fenton, Patricia 239 Spring Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Ferrone, Kathleen 66 Reckless Place Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Ferrone, Luke 66 Reckless Place Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Fisher, Denise 249 Bridge Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Fitzpatrick. Richard 117 Elm Lane Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Fitzsimmons, Barbara 23 Holly Tree Lane Little Silver, N.J 07739 Flockhart, Melani 583 Branch Avenue Little Silver, N J 07701 Florian, Stephen 95 Silverside Avenue Little Silver, N J 07701 Flynn, Jayne 163 Rumson Road Little Silver, N J 07739 Forsyth, Elizabeth 86 Kings Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Gabba, Luann 75 McLaren Street Red Bank, N J. 07701 Gabbe, David 14 Laurelwood Drive Little Silver. N.J 07739 Gamble, Noel 20 Riveredge Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Gamble, Susan 20 Riveredge Drive Little Silver, N J 07739 Giblm, Kelly 43 Silverton Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Gongora, Esther 39 Chapin Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Gooding, Aaron 15 West Westside Avenue Red Bank, N J 07701 Gooding. Judith 15 West Westside Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Gorsuch. Meredith 33 Rumson Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Graves. Rose 334 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, NJ 07701 Greenberg, Amy 129 Birch Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Gutleber, Marc 24 Carriage House Lane Little Silver. N.J. 07739 Halsey, Cathy 46 Henry Street Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Halverson, Susan 111 West End Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Hamrick, Veronica 37 Harrison Avenue Red Bank. NJ 07701 Hancher, Kristy 31 Henry Street Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Hankins, George 67 Sickels Place Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Hardy, Dawn 64 Sunset Avenue Red Bank, N J 07701 Harris, William 82 White Road Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Hauck, Nancy 99 Alameda Court Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Haviland, Douglas 75 McLearen Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Hayes. Micheal 78 Bank Street Red Bank, N J 07701 Heath, Helen 200 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Hendrickson, John 272 Willow Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Hendrickson, Elizabeth 272 Willow Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Henely. Chris 40 Leroy Place Red Bank. N J 07701 Heulitt, Charles 333 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Holiday, Robert 21 Elm Place Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Howell, Candice 24 Henry Street Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 Hudson, Daniel 104 Silverton Avenue Little Silver. N.J. 07739 Hussey. Christopher 14 Catherine Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Irizarry, Mary 54 Linden Place Red Bank, N J 07701 Izzo, Anthony 32 Silverton Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Jacobs, Mona 125 Seven Bridges Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Jaeger. Mark 50 Crest Drive Little Silver, N J 07739 Jensen. Jeffrey 33 Silverbrook Road Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Johnson,Joseph 291 Silverside Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Johnson, Lydia 94 River Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Johnson, Mary 33 Bank Street Red Bank. N J 07701 Jones, Gretchen 89 Borden Street Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Jones, Mack 270 Mechanic Street Red Bank. NJ 07701 Jones, Shelly 210 West Bergen Place Red Bank. NJ 07701 Kearny. Alvima 201 West Bergen Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Kerner, Cheryl 97 Patterson Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Kezer Gail 26 Shadowbrook Road Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Knight, Denise 197 Hudson Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Kopka, Stefan 30 Highland Avenue Red Bank. N J. 07701 Kordoski, Lorraine 35 Salem Lane Little Silver, N J 07739 Kramer, Scott 101 Little Silver Point Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Kuhlman, Jane 11 Samara Drive Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Labatch, Lisa 4 Silverwhite Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Laboissomere, Gina 49 Colonial Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Landis, William 319 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Lane, Travis 253 South Pearl Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Larson, Jeanne 469 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Larson. Jerome 469 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Latham, Virginia 153 White Street Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Levmsky, Donna 43 Queens Drive East Little Silver, N.J 07739 Lewis, Anita 133 Montgomery Terrace Red Bank, N.J 07701 Lewis, Mark 192 Leighton Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Little. Tracey 47 Reckless Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Livingston, Raymond 60 Leighton Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Luckenbill, Nancy 191 Queens Drive South Little Silver, N.J 07739 Lyttle, Paul 32 Oakes Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Madure, Joe 201 Woodland Street Little Silver, N.J 07739 Malone, Barbara 435 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Marrota, Louis 80 Church Street Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Marr, John 639 Seven Bridges Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Marswillo, Linda 72 Winding Way Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Martin, George 50 Colonial Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Marx, Jonathan 809 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Mazzuca, Carmine 15 Tabor Street Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Mazzuca, Patrick 16 Tabor Street Little Silver, N.J 07739 McCabe, Margaret 26 Laurie Lane Little Silver, N.J. 07739 McClendon, Aaron 8 Tilton Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 McHeffey, William 56 Oakes Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 McKernan. Leslie 1 Garden Road Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 McNeil, Anne 6 Buttonwood Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Mellaci, Rose 38 Rector Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Melser, Ron 30 North Prospect Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Merris. John 68 Monroe Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Mihlon, Dana Hasler Lane Little Silver. N.J. 07739 Miller, Clara 166 Catherine Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Mitchell. Robert 158 Spruce Street Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Mitter, Kevin 374 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Moss, Mariann 183 Hudson Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Muller, John 129 Rumson Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Murphy, Arthur 178 Hudson Avenue Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Naiman, Jeanne 4 Pine Drive Little Silver, N J 07739 Nednck, Hermelda 57 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Needle, Marcia 225 Willow Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Nesci, Steven 98 Wallace Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Newman, Suzanne 142 East End Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Nieves, Hilda 11 7 Montgomery Terrace Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Nieves, Orlando 177 Montgomery Terrace Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Novotny, Cathy 71 Seven Bridges Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Olson, William 139 White Road Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Orlowsky. Irene 8 Prince Place Little Silver, N.J 07739 Paavola, Antti 128 Parker Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Pack, Gloria 18 East Sunset Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Paiagano, Mary 103 McLaren Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Palmer, Robert 41 Little Silver Parkway Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Parker, John 58 Peters Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Parsons, Loring 196 East Bergen Place Red Bank. N.J 07701 Patterson, Jaqueline 46 Waverly Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Pendell, Penny 77 Silverbrook Road Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Phillips, Linda 86 Patterson Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Pierce, Timothy 24 Borden Place Little Silver, N.J 07739 Polonsky, Linda 151 Harding Road Red Bank. NJ 07701 Porcelli, Jim 159 South Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Porter, Robert 138 Montgomery Terrace Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Pritchard, Jackie 254 South Pearl Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Quinn, Moira 35 Silverton Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Rabmowitz, Daniel 33 Obre Place Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Rainey, Kathryn 21 River Edge Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Rail, Robert 12 Laurie Lane Little Silver, N.J 07739 Ranson, Todd 39 Branch Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Reid, Juanita 276 South Bridge Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Rell, Rick 15 Mitchell Place Little Silver, N.J 07739 Ricci, John 22 Deforest Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Riegelman, Margaret 109 East Bergen Place Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Roberts, Edwin 211 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Rodman, Lauren 70 Southvale Avenue Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Rosenguist, Lori 144 Spruce Drive Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Ross, Teddy 301 22 Spring Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Rotchford, Robert 2 Tabor Street Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Roth, Maryanne 210 White Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Rothgeb, Kyle 190 River Road Red Bank, N.J 07701 Rovder, Michael 61 Obre Place Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Rugg, Ronald 53 Francis Street Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Runge, Doug 50 Willow Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Salmeri, Katherine 41 Seven Bridges Road Little Silver, N J 07739 Sanderson. Barbara 7 Circle Lane Little Silver, N J. 07739 Sanderson, Elvis 340 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Santelle, Patricia 201 Riverview Avenue Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Savage, Katheryn 15 Leonard Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Schefflmg, Tracy 185 Queens Drive South Little Silver, N.J 07739 Schneider. Gwen 9 Mitchell Place Little Silver. N.J 07739 Schroll. Thomas 50 North Sunnycrest Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Schultz, Ellen 61 North Bridge Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Sciaulmo, Drew 31 Winfield Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Scott, Elaine 74 Linden Place Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Shea, Sandra 104 Maple Avenue - Red Bank, N.J. 07701 ' Siciliano, Dianne 30 W End Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Sickles, Jane Box 56 Harrison Avenue Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Siedlecki. Mark 136 Monroe Avenue Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Siegler. Jeff 650 Prospect Avenue Little Silver, N J 07739 Siewert, Mark 350 24 Spring Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Soden, Theodore 386 Prospect Avenue Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Solan, Denise 257 Prospect Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Sturn, Keith 19 Buttonwood Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Swanson, Christi 115 Hudson Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Tellechea, Julio 82 East End Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Tenenbaum, Mark 219 Spring Street Red Bank, N J. 07701 Terrett, Dawn 47 Reckless Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Thomas, Lisa 180 Winding Way Little Silver. N.J 07739 Thompson, Eve 41 West Westside Avenue Red Bank. N.J 07701 Tomaino, Nathan 49 Monroe Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Torres. Aracelia 102 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Trezza, Micheal 140 Patterson Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Tsadilas, Maryanne 175 Spruce Drive Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Veney, Anthony 13 Willow Street Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Vickers, James 114 West Bergen Place Red Bank, N.J 07701 Vogt, David 463 Scyamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Wadsworth, Debbie 101 Hudson Avenue Red Bank, N.J 07701 Walter, Tracy 59 Southvale Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Wentway, Linda 201 Patterson Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 West. Mark 21 North Sunnycrest Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Whelan, Eileen 97 Birch Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 White, Kareen 153 Catherine Street Red Bank, N.J 07701 Wieber, Barbara 163 Riverview Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Wikoff. Steven 29 Nottingham Way Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Wilbert, Margaret 579 Seven Bridges Road Little Silver, N.J 07739 Williams, Lanny 27 Tabor Street Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Williams, Tom 27 Tabor Street Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Wilson, John 110 Riveredge Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Wilson, Mark 56 Riveredge Drive Little Silver, N.J 07739 Wilson, Scott 39 Garden Road Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Wolchak, William 44 Henry Street Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Wolfson, Michelle 62 Beechwood Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Wollman, Henry 82 Laurel Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Wollman, Stephen 82 Laurel Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Womble, Robert 102 Catherine Street Red Bank. N.J 07701 Woodward, Frank 16 Woodbine Avenue Little Silver, N.J 07739 Wynberg, Peter 291 Beechwood Drive Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Zabeo, Alvaro 132 Queens Drive Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Zemer, Christopher 11 Heights Terrace Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Zoback, Nanarelle 525 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Boosters EOITCNTUSALBROSOTLVL VIENNA FINGERS WAIT FOR YOU D.O. I LOVE YOU! (?) YES! — NEW From HIGH SOCIETY — JR. Lives SG DEDE LOVES JERRY FOREVER! DD Mr. K's CLASS DOES IT UP — DD AND PP MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. TODT 31 and 51 LOVE YA US FROSH Viel Gluck Shalom! Rabbi Tim Galbraith reality. . . freedom shrine! Crust — Keep those T's V-ing-J Rae — HOWMANYBOYSCANYOUHANDLE? JESS — WANNA GET SMALL? SUSE GOOD LUCK MR. AND MRS. MARR D1092 — 4680 LOVES YOU 1192 SOME PEOPLE THINK I'M CRAZIE Hi Karen W. — Love T. S. GOOD LUCK — THE MERRISES JD We miss you TPMBL GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1978 CLASS OF 1977 IS BEST THE CLASS OF 1981 IS BEST RBRHS BAND IS GREAT — LOVES JD (ALL OF HIM) DEEP INTHEHEART OF ME IS YOU JS SKIERS MAKE BETTER LOVERS MR. AND MRS. THOMAS REARDON V-YOU JUST KEEP ME HANGING FRESHMAN GIRLS ARE FOXY!! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979 GOOD LUCK: CLASS OF 1978 GOOD LUCK TORBRHS TRACK TEAM GOOD LUCK DEREK NICHOLS: 1979 Jan. 1 OPEN THAT DOOR!!! BRING RBC AND RFH GUYS HERE! J. M. andW. M. WOW!!! SUMMER OF'78 DO IT UP!!! LISA AND MARK TOGETHER!!! CLASS OF 80 DO IT UP! CLEO. JOSEPH MARTINEZ Donna Ciani KATE Fitzgerald JOHN D. MAITLAND DOREEN KNIGHT DENISE KNIGHT 78 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE MR. AND MRS. PETER KNIGHT Riegleman Family The MURPHY Family KIM AND KRISTEN BERT AND KENNY ALMA MATER Mary and John Ciuchta 38 WALL STADIUM'S CHAMPION SHORT PEOPLE GOT SOMEBODY!! Bye Turk, DENISE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES DONATH ME THECANTELO FAMILY PATRICIA MARTZ GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 81 ” IN MEMORY OF LISA FITCH GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 78 CHAZ The Donut Gang Philly The Commissioner The McGoverns LEMON LIME AND BLUEBELL OH YEAH!!! sue DIGIT —CAN’T BE TRUE! DIG IT — I KNOW IT’S NOT TRUE! DOUG — YOU ENCHILADA!! LORI — YOU TURKEY!! JUST THE WAY YOU ARE SINCE BRANTLEY GOES TO SUMMER CAMP 55 CHEVY’S KING OF THE ROAD DO IT UP JUNIORS!! MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BAYNTON GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF ’79 ENCHILADAS ARE BEST!! VALGENE ADKINS UP WITH SUBSTITUTES!!! I LOVE MY LITTLE LEPRECHAUN! TW is a chalkmark for MO Classical Music Still Lives! DonnaBeckLoriBelleMaryPoo Hi GO FOR IT DAISY!! ENCHILADAS UNITE!!! SUE, BEST FRIENDS NEVER PART MJ MISS YOU JOHN M — LOVE HAWKBOY GOOD LUCK UGLIES! YOU NEED IT JOIN THE PARTY — TONIGHT!! GOOD LUCK FOXY FIVE!! MIGHTY FINE — UN — HUH! HE LIVED THE GOOD LIFE! GOOD GOOD BYE QLSM AND KZG! THERE GOES OUR PERFECT PARTY Laura and George Summer “77 CLASS OF 81 ALL THE WAY! STAY COOL IN TEXAS, STAY! MUCH LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 78 GO FOR IT JAS. GO BY THE BOOK SHORT IS BEAUTIFUL! LATER THUGS! Paul HehH HehliHEH!! MARE GIRLS BOWLING IS BEST! MR 0 FROSH ARE GREAT! STEPHANIE Nice attempt, Jayne! Coot Yes Mr. Russo I have my head! Hel here's salt in your eye KC A fan of 32 Barbers and 6 Bullets WHAT? ME WORRY? — JIMMY CARTER KATHY, LUNCH TRAY! FORK! MEN? KC WHO’S THAT BEARDED man? CY? Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cummings Good luck — Mrs. Marion Muller Rick, Betty, Heather, and Sean. Good Luck — from Mrs. D. Elting Mrs. George Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanneken Mrs. Mary Clark Hodge Kodge, Maine is PRIFUNNY DR. AND MRS. E. G. WATERS JR. E. J. W. LOVES GYMNASTICS! M. M. IS MY FAVORITE DANCER! BUCKNELL IS THE GREATEST — JPD Landinize It + + + There's fun in functions NY Yankees 1 in ’78 Sandy Hook summer '77 Mr. Layton Definitely Amazing . . .GRAPE JAM i hate student teaching + + + Great Swimming With You RB + Thanks for everything Dick M. Good Luck Mark 137 all the way D.J.P. Hang in there 81 Stoothoff Love to our he’s J.B. L.B. K.S. Jen Bohanan + + K. Stoots Bacon in the attic Log Enters Columbia Press Contest Individuals are shaped by the daily deci- sions they make. The Log attempts to reflect those decisions that students make in each area of high school living during the four years at Red Bank Regional High School. These determinations set the future course: whether to complete one’s education now and step into the working world or to continue one’s studies toward a distant goal. Whichever the choice, the students of Red Bank Regional High School know that the decision-making process learned during the high school years will help provide direction to meet one’s desired aspirations. For the skill of decision making, the students of Red Bank Regional High School recognize the dedication of the Board of Education, Administration, Faculty and Staff. Editor in Chief Debbie Wadsworth proofreads football layout for the final deadline which was March 4, 1978. RED BANK PUBLIC LIBRARY RED BANK, NEW JERSEY RED BANK PUBLIC LIBRARY 7826 00122 2954 REFERENCE